Many are already accustomed to the fact that in the process of brushing their teeth, along with toothpaste, blood also appears in the sink. Often this phenomenon is not perceived as a full-fledged problem and, accordingly, measures to eliminate it are also not taken. Bleeding gums – deviation from the norm and therefore requires appropriate treatment. Find out in the article what are the main causes of bleeding gums and how bleeding gums are treated with folk remedies and traditional methods.
The main causes of bleeding gums and how to eliminate them
The cause of bleeding gums may be a change in hormonal levels during the period of bearing a child. This happens due to the fact that during pregnancy, the soft tissues of the gums become more swollen and loose, and therefore more vulnerable to various injuries. after childbirth, the hormonal background normalizes, and, accordingly, gum bleeding is neutralized.
Bleeding gums can be the result of improperly selected hygiene products such as toothbrush, dental floss and others. A hard brush injures the gums, which provokes bleeding, just like when using dental floss and toothpicks. In addition, the cause of bleeding gums is also inaccurate and rough cleaning.
If bleeding gums – a regular occurrence, which is not associated with mechanical damage during brushing – it can be the result of various diseases. The causes of bleeding gums can be diseases such as anemia, leukemia, scurvy, hemophilia, diabetes. Also, bleeding gums can be associated with the use of hormonal drugs or an impressive
Periodontitis and gingivitis are the most common causes of bleeding gums. As for gingivitis, this disease is not as serious as periodontitis and its main symptom is gum bleeding. For the treatment of gingivitis, drug treatment and removal of tartar from the surface of the teeth are used.
Periodontitis can disturb people of completely different recurrent categories, but older people still suffer from it more often.
Why should you ignore bleeding gums?
Bleeding gums should be treated as early as possible, when the first symptoms appear when brushing your teeth. The dentist will be able to determine the cause of the bleeding and determine the correct treatment.
If the problem is ignored, gum bleeding will occur not only during brushing but also during sleep, leading to gum disease and eventually tooth loss.
Periodontitis with bleeding is also accompanied by pain when touching the gums, itching, and eventually an unpleasant smell from the mouth. This disease is much easier to treat in the early stages, so do not delay your visit to the dentist.
If bleeding gums are not treated in time, complications arise over time in the form of gum disease, loosening of teeth and loss of perfectly healthy teeth.
Treatment of bleeding gums with folk remedies
The most effective way of treatment with folk remedies is considered to be one for which recipes are used, which include oak bark, meadow chamomile, sage, horseradish and others.
Recipe #1
- oak bark – 1 part;
- vinca grass – 2 parts;
- lavender flowers – 3 parts.
Pour 3 tbsp. spoon mixture 1 liter of boiling water, wait until cool and strain. This is taken in a tablespoon 6 times a day, also used for rinsing the mouth.
Recipe #2
1 part each of St. John's wort, linden flowers and strawberry leaves.
Pour 3 tbsp. spoon mixture of 1 liter of boiling water and let it brew until cool, then strain. Take a tablespoon 6 times a day.
Recipe #3
Pour boiling water over 2 tbsp. spoons of chamomile flowers 0.5 liters of hot water and boil for 5 minutes. Cool the broth and strain, then use it to rinse the mouth.
Treatment with folk remedies sometimes does not bring the desired effect, so if after a while there is no improvement, it is better to consult a dentist.
How can I prevent bleeding gums?
- After you finish eating, rinse your mouth with plain water, or use special mouthwashes. This will help eliminate food particles and reduce harmful microbes. Also remember to floss after eating.
- It is better to give preference to a soft toothbrush. As for toothpaste, this product must contain fluorine or calcium, as well as other minerals. The optimal amount of brushing your teeth – 2 times a day.
- At least once every six months you should visit the dentist. This will help to identify the first symptoms of diseases in time and prevent their further development.
- Talk should be removed at least once a year.
Treatment of bleeding gums in time will help prevent the loss of healthy teeth and preserve the beauty of your smile.
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