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Gums bleeding because of harsh brushing
I got gums bleeding after one session of hard brushing since then my gums have become so sensitive that my gums bleeding after normal sneezing or after running also and it's happening since 4 days
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Avoid hard brushing. Use soft bristle brush and gentle strokes for brushing your teeth. Use an antimicrobial mouthwash for rinsing your mouth twice a day. A visit to a dentist for proper clinical evaluation and treatment would be better.
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Hello, Good Morning sir Need to check the condition clinically first, or you can send the picture for the same And prior to that start warm saline rinses at least 2-3 times a day
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Bleeding gums may be due to chronic gingivitis or periodontitis as a result of plaque deposits.it can also occur due to intake of epileptic or antiplatelet drugs.get your teeth cleaned. Take antibiotics as per prescription.
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send me pics of your gums than only i could help you sir
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Bleeding. Of gums is due to plaque deposition .avoid hard brushing use soft bristle brush and do gently .do warm saline rinses 2-3times a day
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Visit to ur dentist for checkup
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You most likely have gingivitis that is inflammation of the gums due to plaque deposition.Please switch to soft bristle toothbrush and brush very lightly without exerting pressure. Also do warm salt water rinses 5-6 times a day,that will help subside the inflammation.kindly get a dental check up done for proper treatment
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You might have injured the gums by brushing hard. You can do warm saline rinses (3-4 times a day) for them to heal. It will take sometime. Avoid spicy food. Get the cleaning of teeth and gums done. Use a gum paint. And do not brush too hard. It will just damage your teeth and gums. Use a soft bristles toothbrush and keep a soft hand while brushing.
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Take a consultation for a thorough examination.
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