im 15 my gum around a molar has receeded a bit a bleeds when brushed. what can i do.?
919467
I dunno except maybe get a dentist to check it out to see if it's really bad. I had something like that with a lot of my teeth and didn't think anything of it til they got so loose I lost a few. I freaked when one of my top front teeth came out. Finally had to just get them all taken out cuz it was gonna cost way too much to try to fix and not even garanteed to work.
721723
I had this before, it is probaly a minor infection. Buy some listerine mouthwash and use it, it really works, and also deep some cotton in the mouthwash and put it on the red spot for a while.
702906
Hello! Ok, so if I am understanding correctly, one of your sealants has fell out. Ok so no big deal. You say you are going back to the dentist soon to get it replaced, so in the meantime just keep those deep groves cleaned by daily brushing. A sealant is only a protective layer to fill in deep grooves on molars in children adn young adults for preventative measures. It will be A-OK until you get back to the dentist! Good Luck
872035
You might have a bad tooth and not know it. See a dentist. Your teeth can also bleed from brushing to hard.
295860
Use toothpaste, rub it in with your finger...or BRASSO works also...a mild abrassive..
903574
BRUSH TEETH WITH A SOFT BRISTLE BRUSH, GARGLE LISTERINE FOR XABOUT 30 2 45 SECONDS SPIT AND HOPEULLY THIS WILL WORK FOR TOU UNLESS THE INFECTION IS TO BAD GUMS BLEED WHEN BRUSHING?
697482
if its not bleeding so much then thats normal, it could also mean that ur gums are sensitive to it, maybe gumdisease/Gingivitis.\n\nHealthy gums are pink and firm, fit snugly around the teeth, and do not bleed easily. Early-stage gum disease (gingivitis) causes:\n\nGums that are red, swollen, and tender. \nGums that bleed easily during brushing or flossing. \n\nGingivitis also causes red, swollen gums that bleed easily when brushed or flossed. gingivitis usually doesn't cause.\nif you think u  may have gingivitis you may also need to check if:\nGums that pull away or recede from the teeth. \nPersistent bad breath. \nPus coming from the gums. \nA change in how your teeth fit together when you bite. \nLoose teeth. \n\nif you think you may have gingivits you mayneed to contact your dentis, and you may need to get deep cleaning (root planing and scaling)\n\nhope this helped!!
220972
Gingivitis is the first stage of periodontal disease and fortunately, it is reversible.  You gums are bleeding probably because you have poor oral hygiene.  Brush 2-3 times per day and floss at least once per day and you will notice that the more you do it the healthier your gums will become and the bleeding will begin to subside.  However, it is imperitive that you see your dentist... not only do you need an exam because it's possible you have a more advanced stage of periodontal disease, but also because you need a cleaning.  A cleaning at the dental office will remove tarter that you cannot remove yourself.. you will continue to have gingivitis until this tarter is removed.  Bottom line... make an appointment with your dentist as soon as possible.
420187
Your'e clean Baby; a new start.  Yahooo!!!!!\n\nAdvice OK here goes-\nOK as soon as you can in a day or two start brushing the gums.  Buy 10 rolls of DENTAL TAPE (not dental floss), Spread em out.  Your desk, your car, at the office, tape a pack to the remote, tape one the your monitor, the eliptical, etc. . .  Out of sight out of mind.  Start flossing,  When you go for your 1 month evaluation which I'm sure your dentist scheduled you for.  You will smile he will poke your gums and there wont be any blood!  whoopee.  \n\nDental tape is great its thick so it don't break easy. Floss is too thin it breaks and is too thin to get through  those tight spots. \n\nCongradulations on your clean start,  keep up the good work!\nGood Luck,
29519
Sounds like Gingivitis. Listerine would help a lot.\n\nI might have spelled it wrong.
901499
I read in an article that if you have bleeding gums that is the first sign of gingivitis and that tenderness of the gums can be caused by not flossing enough. Even if your gums do bleed, you need to floss everyday and brush well and then the bleeding should stop soon.
734838
Not after a month has passed.  Go back to the dentist before it leads to further problems.
30062
Your gums are probably bleeding due to not flossing/brushing as much as needed....try flossing at least once a day at first, and work your way up to at least twice a day! When you first start flossing, be very gentle(get a waxed brand of floss), and a good technique is to pull the floss in between each tooth in a "C" shape to avoid hurting the gum tissue. If this does not cure the bleeding in about two weeks, I would go to a dentist...you could have a serious condition! Hope this helps!
98075
try putting ice on it. then peel it off. may need to put some type of stain remover on the spot after gum is removed.
354015
take your dental floss and push under the kernal if that dosen't work brush over your gum and use mouthwash. if it's really lodged in there good and deep you might want to ask a pharamicst because it would be ridiculous to go to the dentist and pay for that unless there is no other way!
883964
you can use  toothpaste with a whitener in it,   but if there are badly stained  only the dentist will be able to sort them\n good luck
956625
if its a loose tooth, make sure to pull it straight up or it might grow back in crooked. if its not loose then you need to go to the dentist.