It should be the most obvious thing in the world to anyone with a modicum of sense living in central Leeds, that if after brushing your teeth, you find that there is a crimson ‘hue’ to your toothbrush, then your gums are suffering from bleeding and that you should seek advice on rectifying the problem as soon as possible to prevent the problem developing into something more serious. Apart from a mouth ulcer or a canker sore, bleeding gums are and indication that you may just be going through the early days of gum disease- and if this is allowed to mature, it will cause a continuous, albeit mild, poisoning of your blood system, causing problems to the major organs of your body further on down the line. Once you have consulted your dentists, there are ways to nip the problem in the bud quickly. Lots of calcium and vitamin C through a healthy and balanced diet will help build up the body’s immune system and promote greater levels of saliva in your mouth to thwart the build up of bacteria. Learn how to de-stress and relax more, and not by having a cigarette- this with add to the problem; of course, keeping your mouth free of food and bacteria by competent brushing and flossing of the teeth and tongue and rinsing with warm salt water for a long period, should be enough for the bleeding to stop.
Tags: BLEEDING GUMS, gum disease
