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Gingivitis - Bleeding after cleaning/med
Also, despite using meds and one round of cleaning, my gums bleed when I sleep and I usually have some blood in my saliva when I wake up. Is this normal? I am yet to have a second round of cleaning with my doctor on Monday.
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Brush well twice in morning and night.while brushing stimulation of gums is also important by very light brushing over gums.dont be afraid of bleeding while brushing.go for regular scaling from ur dentist every six month.
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yes it will take time...is ur effort plus doctor which makes d difference...use tanx gumpaint t massage teeth...brush twic e wid baby brush....mouthwash 3times....if bleeding dosent stop u can take doxycyclin under prescription by a registered practioner
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Youl be better after complete cleaning
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