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Blood in teeth while brushing etc.
I have seen problem in teeth for blooding since last week so due to which I am worried about my teeth please tell me what should I do now ??
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May be your brushing technique is not proper. So many reasons are there which may cause swelling in gums due to which bleeding from gums may take place.
You require proper scaling(cleaning) of teeth, this will solve your problem.
Next Steps
Scaling and warm saline rinses
Health Tips
Change your brush every 3months. Use soft brush. Do brushing with a soft hand.
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Hey practo user,
It seems you must be suffering from gingivitis so you can consult me as soon as possible so that to avoid the spread of infection.
Take care!
Thanks
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Go for scaling and polishing.
Brush your teeth twice daily
Rinses after every meals.
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so there are many factors for this but coming on to one basic factor is ginvitis tht is little gum swelling. so the bleeding can be either caused due to ur improper brushing or traumatic brushing or due to ineffecient brushing, or it can be due to tartar over ur teeth which also leads to gum sweelig and eventually bleeding.
so firstly wen the things get better that is post covid situations wenever u can, jst consult a dentist for a scaling so ur gum condition can be assessd and further treatment can be done.
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so for time being what u can do is can ur brushimng technique
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It's because of the infection of the gums &with the possibility supporting structures called periodontium due to.......
1.poor oral hygiene
2.faulty brushing technique.
3.lack of vitamin C called as' scurvy'.
4.accumulation of 'Tartar' a calcified substance formed from plaque present due to reaction between saliva & bacteria from the food remainants in the mouth.
5. Overlapped or crooked teeth
6. Underlying medical condition etc.
So , don't worry. It has solution.
Next Steps
Get consultation with dentist either online on practo or offline by visiting the clinic!
In the meanwhile you can follow proper brushing technique with toothpaste & gargling with lukewarm salt water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene.
Health Tips
increase consumption of vitamin C rich fruits like aawla, oranges, strawberry, Indian gooseberry etc.& protein supplements like dairy products, soyabean, legumes etc. to improve oral health and immunity respectively.
Take care!
Thanks!
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Hello, Bleeding can be due to infection in gums, therefore you need to visit a dentist and get done complete cleaning of your teeth followed by usage of mouthrinse.
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Dr. Mahesh Nagri
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Please send the pictures of teeth to examine reason for bleeding.
Health Tips
1.use mouthwash regularly
2.Brush your teeth twice a day
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