My teeth bleed a lot, so why do I bleed when I brush my teeth?

There is periodontitis or gingivitis. Find a doctor**.

Go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the blood, if such diseases are ruled out, it is basically confirmed that gingivitis, go to the oral mucosa department for oral cleaning, and then take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally, it is recommended to use a soft-bristled toothbrush.

It's not a copy and paste, it's my original. The level of bleeding you mentioned is not going to the dentist again, I am afraid that the tooth will not be protected in a few years, it is only a matter of time. Go to the dentist first, if there is no problem, it is the internal cause of the body, and you should pay attention to it.

My teeth are currently very healthy and don't bleed for many years. This has to do with taking special care of your teeth, and many years ago I forced myself to floss every day and visit the dentist regularly. Before this, my teeth were average, and it was common to bleed from brushing my teeth from time to time.

Bleeding is possible in the following ways:

1 Chronic periodontal disease, not only because of tartar, people with tartar may not have obvious periodontal disease, obvious periodontal disease will often bleed, and the development will make the teeth break one by one, or several will be lost around the age of 50. Healthy teeth will not fall out until the age of 80.

2 Unbalanced nutrition. That's right, it's the problem of platelets, if you eat too casually and don't pay attention to nutrition, lack of vitamins and calcium protein intake, your teeth will also bleed, I have such an experience, as long as you are too lazy to go downstairs to buy things in college, eat instant noodles or rice noodles every day, and don't eat anything else, you will definitely have bleeding gums, and you will definitely stop bleeding when you drink milk. Rule out the first one before you know if it is the cause of malnutrition.

3 A person who is weak and often gets angry, and has swollen and painful teeth, will often bleed his teeth.

First go to the dentist for ultrasound cleaning, see what the doctor says, if there is a more serious periodontal disease (I think your situation is caused by more serious periodontal disease), it is estimated that the dentist will let you wash again in three months or six months, my former classmate had severe gingivitis, she had to wash it once every three months, and it got better after washing a few times. When your teeth are healthy, it is necessary to wash them once a year or two as a daily health care rear.

If you pay great attention to daily dental care, it is not in the way if you don't clean your teeth for three years, I go to the dentist every year, and I have been driven back by the doctor many times, and the last cleaning has been 5 years apart, which is still my hard request (provided that the doctor is also very kind and does not cheat money). The doctor said that the teeth were very clean, there was no periodontal disease and no tartar, and there was no need to wash. And there is no bleeding when cleaning teeth, the doctor said that there is no inflammation to clean teeth without bleeding, most people have to bleed when cleaning their teeth, and some are full of blood, not to scare you, it's okay, it doesn't hurt.

Healthy teeth are washed twice a year is very redundant, speaking from experience.

Bleeding gums are considered for the following reasons:

1. Caused by oral diseases.

2. Hematologic reasons.

If you have a bad smell in your mouth, you can also consider the cause of oral diseases and digestive system first. You can go to the dental department for a check-up to rule it out.

Keep your mouth clean and have a good mood.

Hope you can get rid of this trouble soon!

Bleeding gums should be considered, periodontal inflammation is likely to be high, and teeth can generally be cleaned and medicated by ultrasound** good!

It should be that the gums are inflamed and you should go for an ultrasound cleaning, as the calculus is pressing on your gums for a long time and causing bleeding. Take a look.

Brushing your teeth too hard breaks your gums.