What can happen to bleeding gums

In fact, gingival bleeding is caused by local physiological degeneration of the gums, resulting in reverse changes in the gingival body and microfilament blood vesselsget angryThere is no direct relationship. Bleeding gums are usually a sign of inflammation in the gums and should be taken seriously.

Healthy gums are less prone to bleeding, and most of the bleeding gums are mainly caused by periodontitis and chronic gingivitis. At this time, the color of the gums is dark red or purple-red, and the gingival inflammation can not be eliminated with antibiotics and hormone anti-inflammatory drugs, the reason is that the gums have undergone physiological degeneration at this time, the gum recession has appeared, and the nutritional metabolism of the gum tissue has been impaired (it has been concluded medically that the gums lack vitamin B at this time), so its immune function is weakened, and the gums will inevitably lead to decreased immunity due to physiological degeneration (nutritional metabolism disorders), resulting in periodontitis and chronic gingivitis.At this time, the constitution of the gingival body and the microfilament blood vessels will undergo a huge reverse change, and the slightest squeezing will cause bleeding.

Sometimes you will find bleeding gums when you brush your teeth, because when your gums become inflamed, they become fragile and bleed easily when touched. If it is a single tooth of gingival bleeding, it is mostly caused by local factors that cause gum inflammation, such as large caries, poor restorations, etc., if it is a single tooth of gingival bleeding, most of it is caused by gingivitis or periodontitis, and a very small number of severe and widespread gingival bleeding is caused by systemic diseases, such as acute or chronic leukemia, hemophilia,cirrhosis, hypersplenism, etc., caused by low blood clotting function, may cause bleeding gums.