This is on of the common condition which I encounter with, almost every day in my clinical practice.
Bleeding gums or Gingivitis is the first sign of inflammation of the gums, this is common following Orthodontic bracket placement, and for others the bleeding is seen following or during brushing the teeth, and in some they have the complaint of profuse bleeding without any provocation.
The common cause for bleeding gums are Dental Plaque
Bleeding Gums is also seen in case of Vitamin K defeciency.
TREATMENT:
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| BLEEDING GUMS |
The common cause for bleeding gums are Dental Plaque
Bleeding Gums is also seen in case of Vitamin K defeciency.
TREATMENT:
Normally bleeding from the subside on Oral Prophylaxis (cleaning of the teeth) followed by using antimicrobial mouth washes containing Povidone Iodine (Empivodin® antimicrobial gargle) or Chlorhexidine (Hexicure® mouthwash).
If the bleeding did not subside following the above mentioned therapy, it is advised to consult a physician.
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