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Receding gums and blood
Receding gums blood coming out from teeth while chewing food and brushing teeth I brush my teeth 2 times still have this issue
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Receding and bleeding gums a sign of gums disease pls visit your dentist for treatment
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You have gum infection which needs to be treated. Receding gums, also known as gingival recession, is a condition in which the roots of the teeth become exposed, leading to a greater risk of decay and the eventual loss of teeth, if left untreated. Different treatments can be used by your dental professional to enhance and restore the appearance to your gums.
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Hello Receding gums and bleeding are signs of gum diesease inspite of you brushing twice if it's there u need to visit a dentist We can check if deposits are first thing is cleaning the teeth thoroughly And check after two weeks again
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