What to do if your porcelain teeth have bleeding gums? Four solutions

Gum problems are now very common. After the teeth are damaged, installing porcelain teeth can help maintain daily life well. However, many people experience bleeding gums after having porcelain teeth installed. There are many reasons for this, but once this happens it is best to go to a regular hospital for treatment.

The reasons for bleeding gums after porcelain teeth may be as follows:

1. When the doctor prepared the abutment tooth, the shoulder was not standard, causing the edge of the porcelain tooth to irritate the gums and cause gingivitis. Ask your doctor for help.

2. The porcelain teeth produced by the processing factory are not accurate. If the edges of the porcelain crown are not tight, it will also cause bleeding gums, which requires going to a regular dental clinic for examination and treatment, or replacing it with better materials.

3. It may also be gingivitis caused by bacterial infection. This situation is also very common. Many people have poor periodontal condition and often bleed when brushing their teeth. It has nothing to do with porcelain teeth. If this is the case, you need to pay attention to your oral hygiene, rinse your mouth frequently, use dental floss to clean your teeth thoroughly, and use a health toothbrush to brush your teeth properly to prevent and slow down the adhesion of plaque, tartar and bacteria on the tooth surface.

4. In a small number of people, it is caused by other systemic diseases, such as thrombocytopenia in the blood. Platelets play a vital role in the body's hemostasis and coagulation. When the number of platelets in the blood decreases or their function is impaired, the coagulation time will be prolonged or even bleeding will not stop. Therefore, if your gums bleed repeatedly or often bleed continuously, you should pay attention to it and seek medical attention for tests to rule out the possibility of thrombocytopenia. Such situations should be handled with caution.