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Blood from gum - bad breath
My gums seems to be always bleeding little upper right side for 3 premolar/molar teeth. It doesn't pain. What could be the reason.
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The bleeding might be due to gum problem which happens when the bacteria get accumulated between gum and tooth region which cannot be removed by brushing. It might be due to improper brushing technique also.
Next Steps
I recommend you to get scaling done.
Health Tips
Please use a soft bristled toothbrush with bass method for proper oral hygiene maintenance. (See YouTube video on how to brush with bass method).
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Hello,
The reason behind the bleeding is food debris that got entrapped in it and causing inflammation. A thorough cleaning needs to be done to stop it.
For now use soft bristle brush twice a day.
Visit your dentist and get a scaling done further the doctor will tell you about your brushing technique do follow that.
Next Steps
warm saline rinse 4 times a day
Health Tips
cleaning twice a year with 6 month gap is recommended
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Food lodgement in between the teeth causing gums infection & inflammation. So the bleeding from the infected area.
Next Steps
visit dentist for further clinical examination & radiographic investigation
Health Tips
gargle with lukewarm salt water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene. also follow proper brushing technique as advised by the dentist 2 times daily on a regular basis.
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Seems that you need thorough cleaning.. it must be because of the deposits on teeth which is causing infection in your gums and is bleeding.
Next Steps
visit nearby clinic for ultrasonic scaling
Health Tips
after cleaning maintain oral hygiene well so that your gums recover..
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