blood from my teeth jaws while brushing what to do?

Answer 1

its probably no big deal. you probably have mild gingivitis. rinse your mouth with warm water and the bleeding should stop pretty quickly. see a dentist relatively soon about gingevitis. but its not an emergency so don't freak out and call a dr. right now.

Answer 2

My teeth did the same thing. Just brush more often and softer. Make sure the toothpaste you are using will fight gingavitis and such. Seeing the dentist could be a good move but i haven't and have not had my gums bleed for sometime now and still have all my teeth! It's really nothing big to worry about.

Answer 3

You've already gotten some good, correct answers. See your dentist, have a professional cleaning, and in general your home-care should be to floss once every day, brush with a soft brush after every meal, and limit sweet snacks.

Answer 4

Its no biggie. You could be brushing to hard. Or have gingivitis. Go to a dentist. Or get a real big bottle of Listerine.

Answer 5

sounds like gingivitis. talk to your dentist. don't take offence to this but do you do drugs? Meth especially can tear up your gums badly. other factors: stress, pregnancy, lack of brushing your teeth on a regular basis, and not flossing.

Answer 6

Usually when your gums bleed from brushing its probably because you don't floss as much as you should. You should try and floss at least once a day. And maybe try a softer bristle brush.

Answer 7

probably you have gingivitis..dont use hard bristle brushes..consult a dentist to remove the local factors like plaque &calculus.use a mouth wash

Answer 8

Dont brush too hard... get a softer brush....
Go to the Dentist....

Answer 9

See a dentist. You really need to see a dentist.

Answer 10

See your dentist