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Blood every morning
I want to understand why do I see blood every morning when I wake up in my sputum and sometimes my gums around one or two teeth automatically bleeds through the day
Please note I do not have plaque as I have already done the cleaning and this is happening since the last few months everyday
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Hello ma'am,
Bleeding gums is suggestive of poor oral hygiene or presence of calculus or as per your history due to some underlying medical condition.
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kindly visit your near by dentist for further examination and treatment planning
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follow oral hygiene measures like
1.Brush twice a day
2. gargle for 20 to 30 sec after each meals
3. floss or interdental brush if needed
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Subgingival calculus is something not visible to the naked eye. Kindly ask your dentist to show you proper brushing technique and ideally use a soft brush. Topical antibacterial and anaesthetic ointment for a few days will help you (after ruling out any calculus present subgingivally). Saltwater rinses will go a long way too.
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Visit a dentist to rule out sub gingival calculus and correct your brushing technique.
Health Tips
Kindly start on multivitamin supplement daily.
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Consult your Dentist for proper diagnosis. Do salt water rinses and your dentist will guide you about proper brushing techniques.
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Due to swollen gums or wrong brushing technique or gum disease it bleeds ,visit your nearest dental hospital for proper diagnosis
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Dr. Deeksha Sharma
Dentist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
It can be due to calculus deposits in mouth.
Full mouth cleaning is recommended for its treatment.
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Visit a dental clinic for thorough examination and cleaning procedure.
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Dr. Anshuman B. Patil
Dentist
11 yrs exp
Dhule
You need dental checkup from ur dentist
And rool out the findings
If possible consult periodontist
Health Tips
use omnident tooth paste
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello
Bleeding usually happens due to gum disease, which is due to deposits or improper brushing or improper hygiene maintenance
Please visit the dentist for this proper diagnosis
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Salt water gargle
Use soft brush
And brush in proper technique
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Dr. Jayshree Hegde
Endodontist
32 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi
Although it may not be a very serious issue, please do consult your nearest dentist for further evaluation of your symptoms. X-rays maybe required.
Bleeding from gums without any significant plaque can be due to any deep or under the gums plaque(subgingival) or improper brushing or any new medications or rarely due to any underlying medical conditions.
Please have yourself checked to rule out the causes.
Take care. Get well soon
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Visit the dentist for subsequent treatment
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Try lukewarm salt water rinse every night before bed
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