gum trouble after eating red meat?

Question

why do i get a tingling in my gums after eating red meat, is there some enzymes or something that attacks them, it doesnt happen if i eat poultry or fish,

Answer 1

Floss your teeth after eating red meat (or every time you eat). Food gets stuck between your teeth and that is your body's way of saying "I don't like this!"

Answer 2

Red meat does tend to get stuck between your teeth more than poultry (maybe not turkey...) or fish, so follow sexy's advice and just floss it out.

If you have several areas that are trapping meat fibers, go get a checkup and make sure you don't have new cavities.

Answer 3

Was there some sort of rub or seasoning on the meat or in the sauce that you could be reacting to a particular spice?

Answer 4

I have been a dental nurse for more years than i care to remember and i can say hand on heart i have never heard of this before!
Mention this to your dentist at your next visit!

Answer 5

it is indicative of a "diet C Deficiency" aka Ascorbic Acid...answer: A deficiency of diet C Ascorbic Acid reasons a disease named Scurvy the only common treatment is diet C Asorbic Acid; the worst project you need to do is provide him "delicate food"; this loosens teeth; provide him a sturdy stressful Kibble like Purina One blended with Purina Naturals; Purina has diet C

Answer 6

something's trying to tell you something so pack in eating it