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4 Bleeding Gum FAQ's |
Posted on 4/26/2021 by Todd Jorgenson |
 If you're suffering from bleeding gums, visit East Valley Implant & Periodontal Center dental office to have your teeth examined. At East Valley Implant & Periodontal Center, Dr. Todd Jorgenson
can inspect and resolve whether they're bleeding due to an irritation or if there's a huger health concern. You can schedule an appointment with us by calling at (480) 900-2771.
In the meantime, here are four frequently asked bleeding gum questions that might help you learn about the issue:
#1: What Causes My Gums to Bleed?
Periodontal disease is usually related to bleeding gums. Nonetheless, there is a myriad of things that can lead to bleeding gums. To learn what it is, we recommend you get professional help.
#2: Why Do Gums Bleed While Brushing?
Toothbrush bristles can often go next or over the gums while brushing the teeth. Please note that gum tissue is delicate, and it can easily get scratched or irritated if you brush aggressively or use a hard toothbrush; consequently, leading to bleeding.
#3: Why Do Gums Bleed While Flossing?
Mostly, this is because you haven't flossed in a really long time. So, if it has been a while since you last flossed, then know that your gums may be irritated, sensitive, and even bleed when you initiate a flossing routine. Once you do it daily, your gums should stop bleeding. However, if your gums continue to bleed after a week of flossing, we suggest you call (480) 900-2771 and book an appointment with Dr. Todd Jorgenson.
#4: What Can I Do About Bleeding Gums?
Although bleeding gums is an indicator of periodontal disease, fortunately, you can help revive your gums by brushing twice daily, flossing every day, and visiting your dental care provider twice a year or as needed for preventive care.
If the question you're seeking isn't mentioned above, call at (480) 900-2771 to get in touch with a professional.
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