Overall dental health isn’t only subjective to healthy teeth and jaws, but to your gums in addition. Bleeding gums is a common symptom of gum disease, but in other cases, it may point to other serious health issues that require immediate medical attention.

• Aggressive Brushing of the teeth
  Occasional bleeding of the gums may be triggered by aggressive brushing of the teeth with a major aim of achieving whiter teeth, removing stains, or for any other reason.
• Wearing of Unfitting Dentures
  Unfitting dentures may cause irritation in both the gums and mouth resulting in bleeding. Also, bleeding may be spearheaded by poor health and unclean mouth
  
  
• Gingivitis
  People develop gingivitis when plaque remains on the gum lines for an extended period of time. Plaque refers to the bacteria or debris that may hang on your teeth due to poor brushing and flossing techniques. In case this plaque isn’t removed effectively, it may transform into tartar that increases the bleeding of the gums
  
  
• Periodontitis
  This is an advanced stage of gingivitis. A periodontitis or a periodontal disease is an infection of the gums, the jawbone, and the supportive tissue that connects your gums to your teeth. A periodontal disease can cause your teeth to loosen or dislocate or become detached
• Vitamin C & K Deficiencies
  A deficiency of these vitamins is common in malnourished children or adults with no access to required meals for a balanced diet. Normally, in case your bleeding gums are a result of vitamin deficiency, fruits, supplements, and other foods are recommended by the doctor to stop the issue. Good sources of vitamin C and K include citrus fruits, green leafy vegetables, olive oil, strawberries among others
• Leukemia & Low Platelets
  Leukemia is described as the cancer of the blood, whereas low platelets indicate less support of the blood to facilitate clotting in case of an injury or accident. Both cases must attain super and effective treatments.

Results from the diagnostics are vital for an effective bleeding gum treatment in Bangalore. Treatment approaches include both non-surgical and surgical alternatives.

• Proper Brushing & Flossing
  Our dental specialist will teach you how to brush and floss properly to eliminate all the plaque from your gum line and mouth. Brushing at least twice a day on a regular basis can reduce chances of developing a periodontal disease and stop the bleeding of the gums immediately

Use a soft toothbrush or an electric toothbrush in case you are fond of using hard bristled toothbrushes. Change your toothbrush every three months

• Dental checkups
  You may be required to schedule an appointment with a dentist to effectively examine your dental health and perform some blood tests to diagnose the underlying cause of the bleeding in your gums.

In addition, visiting the dentist for professional cleaning at least twice a year can eliminate all plaque and maintain an overall perfect dental health.

In early stages, the plaque can be eliminated using sharp instruments to enable the gum tissue to reattach to the roots.

The major surgical approach is a periodontal surgery, where a scalpel is used to cut the gum tissue and it is put aside. During the procedure, the roots and the bone are cleared of the deposits and smoothed and the gum tissue is at last replaced. This is done in case the periodontal disease has advanced.

The laser treatment approach is an advanced technique of treating a gum disease. The treatment approach is painless, effective with faster healing. This approach requires no cuts or stitches.

Gum Disease treatments aren’t expensive as perceived by multitudes. Our specialty dental centre offers a friendly bleeding gum treatment cost in Bangalore, depending on the treatment approach suitable.

Home remedies like antiseptic mouthwash is recommended

Don’t overlook your regular bleeding gums, see a dentist as soon as possible.