hi this is Dr. Parag Shah,
localised gum bleeding maybe due to inflammation of the gums due to plaque , tartar or even food lodgement.
left unattended it may complicate the problem.
visit a dentist and he will be able to help you out.
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localised bleeding gums will be due to inflammation and bone loss in the concerned area it can be even due to presence of subgingival calculus kindly see a periodontist.
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