Why does it bleed when you suck hard in your mouth?

When we brush our teeth, we may find that our mouth bleeds. This may be related to the way we brush our teeth, caused by excessive force. Sometimes, the mouth may bleed when we suck hard. This makes many people worry about whether they have oral diseases. This situation is related to the lack of vitamin C in the body. The stimulation of dental plaque can also cause bleeding. We should pay attention to cleaning our mouth, go to the hospital regularly for teeth cleaning, and clean and repair damaged teeth.

There are many reasons for tooth bleeding, such as systemic diseases (leukemia, hematocytopenia, etc.), gingivitis or chronic periodontitis. Our preliminary judgment is that your case may be an inflammation of the gums, namely gingivitis. In general, if you have bleeding teeth, we recommend that you go to a dental hospital or the dental department of a large regular hospital in time to ask a doctor for a detailed examination in order to determine the specific cause. Once gingivitis is confirmed, ultrasonic cleaning, polishing, flushing and medication should be performed for symptomatic treatment. In addition, we recommend that you eat more foods rich in vitamin C in your daily life.

If there is bleeding in the mouth when you suck hard, it is usually bleeding gums, which is a common symptom of gingivitis. It is recommended to visit the oral and periodontal department to check whether there is swollen gums and excessive tartar. If so, it is recommended to perform cleaning after anti-inflammatory treatment to completely remove the tartar to avoid recurrence of gingivitis.

Gingivitis, a type of bleeding gum disease, is caused by long-term chronic stimulation from caries, dental tartar, and dental plaque. You should go to the dental department to have your teeth cleaned to remove tartar and plaque, and to repair decayed teeth. In the future, you must brush your teeth every morning and evening and rinse your mouth after meals. If your mouth is clean and hygienic, this will not happen. Go to the hospital to have your teeth cleaned, pay attention to oral hygiene, and eat less spicy food.

This is considered to be a manifestation of gingivitis, which is manifested by blood in the saliva only when sucking, brushing teeth, and chewing hard foods. It is recommended that you go to the hospital's oral department for a specific examination. If you have gingivitis, you can take vitamin C and artificial bezoar metronidazole capsules for treatment. In addition, you can have ultrasonic teeth cleaning at a regular hospital to improve symptoms and avoid spicy and irritating foods and drinking.

Bleeding gums are caused by gingivitis and are the first symptom of periodontal disease. If dental plaque is not removed in time, it will calcify and form tartar, which is the main cause of gingivitis and periodontitis. There are many types of bacteria in the oral cavity, and the number is astonishing, and their reproduction capacity is very strong. Therefore, the key to treatment is how to adjust the balance between the bacterial flora, rather than completely eliminating all pathogens. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, increase immune function, pay attention to oral hygiene, especially the correct way of brushing teeth. Those with severe bleeding must seek treatment from a specialist. Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is the most basic treatment method, which can remove tartar attached to the gums. However, one ultrasonic teeth cleaning may not remove all tartar. Even if it is removed, it will attach again in the future. Therefore, those who have the conditions should have ultrasonic teeth cleaning once every six months or a year.

Bleeding gums are mostly caused by gingivitis, local dental plaque, tartar stimulation, etc. Vitamin deficiency can also cause bleeding. If it is not an oral problem, bleeding gums may also be caused by systemic diseases, blood diseases, etc.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital first to check whether it is caused by local oral irritation factors, such as plaque, tartar, etc., which may cause gingivitis or periodontitis. If so, routine periodontal treatment, which we usually call teeth cleaning, can stop the development of the lesion. Proper vitamin supplementation can help reduce gum bleeding, and you can use mouthwash to gargle in the morning and evening. If oral factors are ruled out, a systematic body examination and blood test should be performed.

There are many reasons for bleeding gums, such as lack of vitamin C. Oral tartar often causes bleeding gums. In addition, blood systemic diseases can also cause bleeding gums. It is recommended to go to the oral department for examination. Long-term stimulation of tartar can cause gingivitis and cause bleeding gums. It is necessary to wash your teeth in time. Generally, this situation will improve after washing your teeth. You can also add some vitamin C.

Pay attention to oral hygiene at ordinary times, rinse your mouth after meals. Rinse your mouth with light salt water for better results. Brush your teeth in the morning and evening, and try to brush them clean. Have your teeth cleaned at least once or twice a year.