Thank you for describing your symptoms clearly. Bleeding while brushing, gum pain, and the presence of white lines near the gums are commonly associated with gingivitis or plaque-induced inflammation, and sometimes lichen planus or leukoplakia in case of persistent white lines. 🦷 My Clinical Opinion: Bleeding gums are usually the result of plaque and calculus build-up, leading to gum inflammation (gingivitis). If left untreated, this can progress to periodontitis, which affects the supporting bone around teeth. White lines or patches could be from chronic irritation, cheek biting, frictional keratosis, or occasionally conditions like oral lichen planus—a more persistent inflammatory condition. These require clinical evaluation. Gum pain on pressure may indicate underlying tartar buildup, inflammation, or pocket formation.

Get your regular teeth cleaning for bleeding gums

Bleeding gums while brushing is a common sign of gingivitis (gum inflammation). It may be localized (around a few teeth) or generalized (entire mouth). I recommend visiting a dentist for scaling and to learn proper brushing techniques.

Hello It is advisable for you to get a scaling/ cleaning done If there is calculus deposition then these problems arise Once scaling is done gums will heal

Hello According to whatever you mentioned, it looks like gingivitis Please visit the dentist for the scaling that is cleaning of the teeth

Hi, Visit a dentist and get a full mouth cleaning done.

Hi! This could be gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums. I would advise you to go for scaling and root planing. It's important to maintain proper oral hygiene. Please visit a dentist for a thorough check-up.