Why do my teeth bleed every time I brush my teeth?

This happens to many people. Every morning when they get up and brush their teeth, their teeth will bleed, but there is no itching or pain, and there are no abnormal phenomena. This seems to be no problem, but in fact, bleeding teeth when brushing teeth are quite harmful to the body. So why do your teeth bleed when you brush your teeth? What causes this? Let me briefly talk about these questions with you.

Why do my teeth bleed every day when I brush my teeth?

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It is caused by improper brushing method. Many people brush their teeth in the hope of brushing off the substances attached to the surface of the teeth, so they use too much force. This not only fails to remove the dirty substances on the surface of the teeth, but also damages the tooth enamel and causes damage to the gums. In this case, the teeth will naturally bleed.

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You may have developed mild periodontitis, one of the most common oral diseases in the world. You may not feel anything at the beginning, but once you feel it, your teeth may become loose or even fall out.

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Too much tartar can also cause your teeth to bleed when you brush them. When the toothbrush irritates the tartar, the tartar will react and irritate your gums. At this time, the gums become very fragile under the stimulation of the tartar and will have bleeding symptoms.

How to brush your teeth scientifically

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First, you should soak the toothbrush before brushing your teeth, especially in autumn and winter when the weather is dry and the bristles on the toothbrush will become very hard. If you don't soak it in advance, it may poke the gums and cause gum damage.

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Choosing a toothbrush is also very particular. If your teeth bleed frequently, you must choose a soft-bristled toothbrush with a smaller brush head, which can better protect the health of your teeth.

The reason for teeth bleeding when brushing may be improper brushing method or dental disease. If teeth bleeding occurs for a long time due to brushing, it is best to consult a doctor. Also, the brushing time should not be less than three minutes, and brushing should be the main focus. Never use mouthwash instead of brushing for a long time. The editor would also like to remind everyone to pay attention to oral hygiene in daily life.