Bleeding gums are a sign of gum disease. It is not normal for your gums to bleed.
Please read our page on gum disease to understand more
about this problem. What happens is that you have plaque on your teeth near the
gums and under them, which irritates the gums and makes them prone
to bleeding.Often, the tendency is to avoid brushing or flossing areas that bleed because that is
what tends to make them bleed. This, however, will only aggravate the problem. Keeping the
teeth clean keeps the irritants away and will help the gums next to the teeth heal. Letting
plaque and other irritants accumulate makes it impossible for the gums to heal.
Other sensitivities and related subjects:
Sensitive to air
Sensitive to cold
Sensitive to heat
Sensitive to sweets
Senstive to biting
Bleeding gums
Loose tooth
My tooth is missing!
Tooth pain after filling
Cracked tooth
Something else
