What is the reason for teeth bleeding when brushing teeth? Four major causes are the most common

Some people always experience bleeding teeth when brushing their teeth. It is not serious at first, but becomes uncontrollable afterwards. Experts say that when faced with this symptom, the cause must be identified and actively treated. At present, oral inflammation such as periodontitis, local peripheral irritation, sub-health, endocrine disorders, etc. are common causes of this disease.

1. Gingival bleeding caused by oral inflammation such as periodontitis

Cause: The accumulation of plaque and tartar can easily lead to bleeding gums. Such as periodontitis, plaque gingivitis, etc.

Treatment: Take necessary periodontal treatment measures, use Chinese medicine powder to care for the oral cavity, brush teeth correctly, and maintain oral hygiene.

2. Gingival bleeding caused by peripheral local stimulation

Cause: Gingivitis caused by stimulation from bone spurs, dental fillings, orthodontic appliances, etc.

Treatment: Remove and correct the irritant, use antiseptics and sterilizers if necessary, keep it clean, avoid infection, and help restore gum tissue.

3. Bleeding gums caused by sub-health

Cause: Internal body diseases affect the body's overall immunity, such as blood problems, liver function problems, diabetes, etc., which can easily affect physical fitness, indirectly reduce the body's immunity, and easily induce periodontal problems.

Treatment: Conduct a comprehensive physical examination to identify the pathogenic factors of the body, and then provide symptomatic treatment; if it is difficult to find the specific problem, use the elimination method to find the possible cause and do a good job of prevention and health care; if conditions permit, you can use Chinese medicine to regulate your body or supplement some nutrients in a targeted manner to improve your body's immunity.

4. Bleeding gums caused by endocrine disorders

Cause: A person's living environment, emotions, physiology, nutrition and other factors lead to endocrine disorders and changes in various hormones in the body. Increased sex hormones and progesterone hormones can lead to gingivitis, gingival hyperplasia, dark redness, bleeding, swelling and pain, etc.

Treatment: It is necessary to seek help from professionals and go to professional institutions to find out the causes of endocrine disorders and solve them. Follow professional advice to prevent endocrine disorders from happening again; take good care of the periodontal area at ordinary times.