hello,this problem will not solve by changing ur toothpaste.you need a check up and good scaling(cleaning) of ur teeth done by ur near by dentist..and dentist will explain you correct tooth brushing tech as well..
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Bleeding gums are a sign of gum disease. You need to go for a checkup and cleaning of your teeth along with a few medicines....this will lead to healing of the gums in a few days. Six monthly checkups are necessary to prevent recurrence.
Bad breath can be due to improper cleaning of tongue....use a tongue cleaner or your toothbrush to clean your tongue everyday. Also drink lots of water.
Your symptoms are indicated of gum inflammation which is caused by deposits of Calculus on the teeth. Brushing alone cannot remove these deposits and changing the toothpaste will also not help, because a toothpaste is merely a medium to provide a detergent like action and a polishing action. You need to visit a dentist so that those deposits can be cleaned by a process called as scaling. Post operative maintenance by proper brushing technique (as advised by the dentist) will help you to maintain the results in the long run.
Maintain adequate level of hydration and at the same time make sure that you clean your tongue after every time you brush your teeth, using your toothbrush only. Avoid the use of tongue cleaners whether they are of plastic or metallic or wooden.
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