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Blood in teeth /gum
Blood is coming while brushing teeth, it is happening daily basis. Seems bleeding gums. Please suggest how can avoid this .
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Get your scaling and polishing done. Your dentist will advise you if any other treatment is required
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Bleeding gums is due to excessive deposits of tartar.You require general cleaning and polishing followed by gum astringent and mouth rinse application . After if needed deep gum cleaning .As a home remedy have Big Amla fruit daily once .
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scaling and curretage will solve the problem
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Should go for scaling...
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Dr. Monika Govil
Dentist
19 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Bleeding is a classical sign of inflammation... This means that your gums are swollen and require special care... You just need to visit your dentist and undergo an oral prophylaxis (cleaning/scaling). Get well soon 😃
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after oral prophylaxis... additional precautionary measures will be taught to you by your dentist including brushing technique and gum care.
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