Lower jaw front 4 teeth gums bleeding

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My lower jaw's front 4 teeth only are bleeding during brushing..gums have turned to light pink colour and teeth have yellow colour...i think its gingitives ...Is the full cure to it possible???

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Dr. Rashmi

Dentist 22 yrs exp Hyderabad

Please consult Periodontist...if it's Gingivitis than yes it is reversible..but if Periodontitis than Advanced treatment are required to get it cured.

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Geetanjali Sharma General Physician 22 yrs exp Noida Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Geetanjali Sharma

General Physician 22 yrs exp Noida

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Yes. It is completely curable. There are subgingival calculus(yellow coloured) deposits that adhere onto teeth and irritate gums causing bleeding. You have to get your teeth scaling done. And then onwards maintain oral hygiene by learning correct brushing technique to avoid further recurrences.