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Gum bleeding
I have blood in saliva every morning and when I rinse mouth with water it goes away how to get rid of gum bleeding and bad breathe ! Thnks
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gum bleeding is the common symptom that you have accumulated lots of dirt meaning plaque in your gums for a long period of time which in turn causes bad breath. get an ultra sonic scaling and polishing done from a dentist nearby. after the procedure is done visit the dentist once in a year for regular checkup
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Hello .
The most common cause of bleeding gums is inflammation beneath the gums which is due to various reasons , the most common being accumulation of soft and hard deposits below the gums .
Get a checkup done and a thorough cleaning of the gums . Your gum health , deposits beneath the gums and inflammation needs to be checked . Make sure to brush with the correct technique minimum twice daily ( morning and night ) and use a mouthwash .
Visit your dentist for further course of action which will depend on the condition of your gums .
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Get scaling done
Warm water salt gargling several times a day
Mouthwash once a day , followed by scaling once in every two days. after meal.
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