The gums bleed easily, and the mouth is not smelly and the saliva is smelly

Your situation may be periodontal inflammation, you need to go to the regular stomatology department as soon as possible to clarify the condition, and then as soon as possible**!

If you are young, if you have bad breath and bleeding gums, it is usually related to periodontal tissue infection. It is recommended to go to the periodontal department of a dental hospital as soon as possible to prevent rapid destruction of periodontal tissues.

Best wishes! Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Stomatology - Department of Periodontology - Deputy Chief Physician Li Yi.

Bleeding gums are one of the common symptoms in stomatology. There are many causes of bleeding gums, which can be divided into two broad areas.

1. In general, gingival bleeding is common in the early stage of periodontitis - gingivitis.

2. It is a manifestation of systemic diseases such as anemia, leukemia, hemophilia, etc.

How to treat bleeding gums, because there are many causes of bleeding gums, it is necessary to find out the best in order to effectively prevent and treat it.

If you are deficient in vitamin C, in addition to taking vitamin C tablets under the guidance of a doctor, you should also pay more attention to supplementing foods rich in vitamin C in your diet and eat more fruits and vegetables. If it is periodontitis, you should take anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of your doctor and follow the doctor's instructions for follow-up, and you should not stop taking the medicine casually.

The main ones are as follows:

1. Coagulation dysfunction caused by hematologic diseases;

2. Dental calculus;

3. Periodontitis and other infectious diseases;

4. Incorrect brushing damage to the gums.

Why do some people still have bad breath when they brush their teeth every day?

Yes, there are two types of bleeding gums: exogenous and pathogenic. Extrinsic refers to bleeding caused by physical injury to the gums

For example, injuries caused by biting hard objects, or accidental injuries caused by excessive force when brushing teeth; Disease-borne bleeding gums are bleeding gums caused by diseases of the mouth or other organs of the body.

There are also two types of disease-causing gingival bleeding: focal (also called primary) and systemic (also called concurrent). Primary bleeding gums are usually caused by gingivitis or periodontitis; Concurrent bleeding gums usually occur as a complication of other lesions in the body or as a symptom of lesions in other organs, most typically such as:

Diabetes, leukemia, hepatitis, thrombocytopenia, etc.

The most common bleeding gums are mainly caused by periodontitis and chronic gingivitis.

Bleeding gums caused by periodontitis or chronic gingivitis are known by the following special names:

a. The color of the gums must be dark red or purplish red (this color indicates that the gums are severely inflamed);

b. Due to inflammation, this kind of gum bleeding is relatively viscous, and it is red or black;

c. Bleeding when brushing teeth, bleeding when eating fruits, and even waking up or feeling fishy in the mouth.

Bleeding gums are caused by local physiological degeneration of the gums, which leads to reverse changes in the gum body and microfilament blood vessels, and is not directly related to the fire.

It's very simple, brushing your teeth with a moa grass toothpaste can cure bleeding gums, and it has an effect after using it a few times, and it basically hasn't appeared now.

It is recommended to go to the hospital or go to a regular hospital to get your teeth cleaned.