do your gums bleed when your body is adjusting to an altitude change?
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Floss, Floss, Floss.   Her gums bleed perhaps, because she has changed her hygiene regimen. Unless your daughter has some type of immune dysfunction associated with gingivitis(juvenille periodontitis).  The most common cause of bleeding gums is lack of gum health(gingival tone)  Gum tone is achieved with flosing and brushing consistently.  Gums may bleed for a few weeks after starting a new hygiene regimen, but eventually  as the tone(health) is achieved the bleeding and sometimes smell goes way down.  This is why many times when a person starts a new flossing regimen they are put off because suddenly gums that have never been touched by anything except food or bacteria, are flossed and they bleed, Gradually, however, with consistency gum tone will be achieved and the bleeding should go away.
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no definatly not spitting blood should not happen unless it came from brushing your gums when you were brushing your teeth then this is gum disease and is nothing to do with your headache.
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Your heart pumps more blood while you exert yourself.  This expands the inner pulp of the tooth, causing pain.  As you heart rate subsides, the stress on your teeths should as well.
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Well it is called occlussal adjustment.  The dentist will use a colored paper, and check your bite.  It takes several tries to balance your occlusion but its one of the most important steps.  If this step is not done properly some teeth might hit prior to others and can be damaged.  Good luck,
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I went to a dentist with minor face swelling from an abscessed third molar emerging incompletely.  He pulled it then and there after some numbing and using some awful terror tactics.  I do believe he thinks he's House from the TV show.  Severe swelling in your face can restrict your neck, thus slowing blood flow to your brain or your esophagus, limiting your airway.  Both of which could be fatal if left untreated, I recommend lots of ice packs, not moving around much and NOT waiting for the pain meds to wear off before taking a new round.  Your tooth did get pulled didn't it?  I wonder why they didn't take it immediately?
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it depends on the situation.  if someone has a slow GI bleed, they can be asymptomatic and have hemoglobins as low as 5 or 6.  However if someone is acutely bleeding, a drop from 14 to 10 may cause dizziness and hypotension.  The biggest factor is if their heart rate is elevated, their blood pressure drops and they feel weak and/or dizzy.
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If your toothache is due to an abscess, working out will probably make it hurt more.  Anything that increases your blood pressure will increase blood flow to your tooth and the tooth will throb more than it does already.  Or...  If your toothache is due to grinding, you might be pressing your teeth together as you work out and this will make it hurt more.  The good news is, if it hurts more when you work out, you can just stop the workout.  My crystal ball and diagnosis by modem also tells me that, if your tooth hurts more during a workout, you can probably make it feel better by applying cold and getting to a dentist!
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You could be biting your heek or tongue. Things in your mouth heal really fast.
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well, it depends if you had replaced smoking with eating, or chewing gum, then yes ,coz you are inhaling air when you eat or chew a lot, so what goes in must come out so to speak.
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do you mean after scaling??\ni think you might have gum disease. you need to see a dentist and consult with him. in the mean time, brush and floss your teeth regularly.\nhave a look at this blog. it is mostly about dental problems\nhttp://dianne2005.blogspot.com
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Not if it hurts.  Its natural that you're going to brush your gums.  If you don't, you could get gingivitis and swollen gums, which means infection.  And that usually happens when you have food stuck in between your teeth that begins to get burried down into your gums.  So yes, brush your gums - but focus on your teeth.
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SWOLLEN GUMS IS NEVER ACCEPTABLE OR NORMAL.  let the nurse stick with nursing.  maybe salt water has miracle properties at the hospital but in your mouth it does nothing.  go to the dentist immediately.  if you wait you might end up in the ER with a serious infection and then the dentist after that anyway.  talk about expensive.  don't wait til it's something serious and you lose a tooth.
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Dear smashinwater***\n\nthe only time teeth bleed, is when you fly out at night, when all humans are sleeping and you start feeeeeeeaaaasting on human blood!!  ha!ha!\n\nWhen it comes to bleeding 'gums', don't bother asking anyone else but a very good dentist.\n\nlove peppa-anne\np.s.  don't leave it, it can get veeeeeeeeeeerrrrry nasty!!
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Either you're brushing your teeth too hard or not often enough.  You should brush twice a day with a soft bristle toothbrush.  And floss daily.  Most people hold their toothbrush with a death grip and scrub hard.  Try holding your toothbrush with just your fingertips while brushing.  If your gums still hurt, then you probably have gingivitis.  If your gums are red, swollen, or bleeding, then they are infected.  Brush twice and floss once everyday, and rinse with Listerine or Crest Pro-Health Rinse daily also.  If you floss daily for a couple weeks, the bleeding should go away.  If left untreated, gingivitis can lead to periodontal disease, which causes tooth loss.  Periodontal disease can also contribute to the development of heart disease, pre-term low-birth weight babies, and complications with diabetes.  Take care of your teeth and gums.  Healthy gums do not bleed.  They are just like any other part of your body.  If your finger was always hurting or bleeding, you would be concerned.  You should also be concerned about your oral health.  Go see a dentist.
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Because your gums might have the early stages of, THE GINGIVITIS! AHHHH, RUN FOR THE HILLS,(and buy some listerine and floss.)
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My mother works for an oral surgeon and I am familiar with wisdom teeth extractions. This is normal for you to still have some bleeding. If it continues by Tuesday, I would recommend that you call the surgeon. \nAs far as dry socket, you will know right away if you develop this. It is pretty painful. Keep rinsing with the salt water, and you should be fine. Avoid drinking things through a straw, this will make things worse.\nThanks and I hope you're feeling better soon!
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most probably your problem is called gingivitis bleeding is one parameter of gum deaseas and also color of your gum ...\nyou had better visit your dentist for professional cleaning which is usually solved gingivitis problem in that visit after cleaning your gum can be healthy by itself \nbut if you are late to visit your dentist  you may lost your teeth because of gum deaseas