Do your gums bleed?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

Yes, i don't think mine is from the lack of brushing and flossing because I have braces and I have to floss every night, I also brush twice a day. Some people would say that my gums are sensitive due to my braces but as long as I can remeber, even at age five, my gums would bleed while brushing, some say that I brush too hard, i started brushing lighter and the still bleed, so I just think that my gums are sensitive.

Answer 3

Yes. But my dentist said that it can happen even if you floss all the time. I brush twice a day and floss about 4-5 times a week, but mine still bleed. Some people just have sensitive gums.

Answer 4

yes and it could be a gum disease my dentist said or gingivitas (sp?) Some people also just have very sensitive gums. Use a very soft brush when brushing and try to rinse your mouth with water mixed with peroxide (small amount) for a few days and if you have an infection (minor) it may improve and stop the bleeding or irritation. Good luck!

Answer 5

Yes they have, just recently. I switched toothpaste brands. Went from Colgate 24 hour to Aquafresh. Now I have bleeding gums. I am switching toothpaste again back to my original.

Answer 6

No healthy gum don't bleed.You need a deep cleaning.Don't stop brushing your teeth.See your dentist.

Answer 7

Go to a dentist because it will only get worse, but until then brush after every meal and floss.

Answer 8

if your gums are bleeding, that means that they are infected, or they are becoming infected. brushing and flossing can fix it. and rinsing your mouth with warm water.

Answer 9

Mine do once in a while and it's either due to brushing too hard or tartar buildup along the gumline and under it as well.

Answer 10

When I clean my teeth at the dentist they do. He told me to rinse with salt and water.You can visit a dentist and see what he says it can be because of buildup or mabye they are just tender.

Answer 11

yer i dont brush my gums and then there bleed and hurt then i brush them