my gums are bothering me?
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see a dentist is a really good answer, they can usually fit you in on short notice,, x-rays and exams are not too expensive,,,,try switching to colgate it is really good for gingivitus and plaque,,, \n\n i used to always have bleeding gums switched to electric (fancy) toothbrush and colgated and bleeding gums went away,,, last check up had a dentist comment on how well my teeth were taken care of,,, (real shocker coming from someone who would make more money by saying i had lots of problems) needless to say bleeding gums gone been checked up and bad breath left also,,,, hmmm
69882
See your dentist.  You could possibly have periodontal (gum) disease which causes severe halitosis (bad breath).
385738
I think you need your wisdom teeth removed, talk to a dentist
612586
Good heavens! get another dentist! The one you have enjoys your pain far too much. the tooth is abscessing...you should be on antibiotics NOW. and an infected, abscessed tooth should NOT be messed with until the infection is done away with!
819209
It could be that you have a bit of gum recession in that area, or that the tooth was carved right down to the gums.  In both situations you will have sensitivity for for a few days to a few months.  Your dentist could also have possibly nicked your root a bit but I'm not sure; that's something another dentist will have to tell you.
278536
A bad sign ..ur probabily have gingivatis!!! Brush twice a day and floss b4 u go to bed!
225715
whatever is bothering me
780721
your gums are tender from all of that moving around.
923880
Book an appointment at your local GUM clinic. put your mind at rest! if you have any of these they can be easily treated.
1043964
It might just be a canker sore. If you aren't in pain I wouldn't really worry about it, but if you are really concerned, then see your doctor.
122473
Go to walgreens or your local drugstore and buy a mouth gurad.  It a little rubber piece that you wear at night that keeps you from damaging your teeth.  It sound horrible and obstrusive, but when you wear it it shouldnt bother you at all, and you wont notice it the whole night through.  Make sure you buy the kind that will mold to your teeth.
709653
Ask your dentist.  You might be able to use a removeable appliance that would be relatively inexpensive to fix a minor problem.
1010086
It sounds like you need to look at getting a new set of dentures. Your gums continue to shrink and change shape and you need to get your dentures refitted every few years.\n\nUntil you can get them fixed up you could use an ibuprofen based pain killer. However you shouldn't use these for very long as they can cause damage.\n\nAlso try rubbing baby's teething gel onto your gums to numb the area.
1151402
i have the exact same problem and i chew alot of gum to try to help me to stop; maybe itll work for you
590483
Are you on any kind of medications? Some will make your gums inflamed. If not, then it depends on the area of bleeding. If it is in the lower front and upper first molar area you may just need a deep cleaning. If it is general and all bleed and you aren't taking any meds it could be from improper nutrition. Are you a candy and soda user? Do you eat healthy foods? Do you get proper sleep? If not, start. Your dentist can tell you for sure what the problem is by looking in your mouth and asking you a few questions. \nGo see him, healthy gums never bleed.  Oh, and you may want to invest in a water pik, they are great and can keep the gums between your teeth clean and stimulated. Floss once a day too.
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Gingivitis big time maybe - gargle with Listerine, brush your teeth as it stimulates the gums.  See a dentist or doctor.  You may not be brushing at all or brushing the wrong way.
928680
hmm...that's weird. that only happens to me if I eat food that is too hot before it cools down some. but, sometimes the insides of my gums get a slimy coating, and I discovered that was from using a toothpaste that was too strong. I use crest multi care cool mint and the problem has gone away. maybe you should try to use a sensative toothpaste or google your symptoms