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Understanding Dental Issues: Why Cavities Can Occur After Root Canal Treatment

Dental issues? Dr. Wu: Hello, my second to last tooth on the lower left jaw underwent root canal treatment six years ago, and I only got a crown placed in early 2005. Recently, I visited a doctor due to swollen and bleeding gums, and I discovered that the root of the tooth has de...


Dr. Wu Jinjun Reply:
Hello: The possibilities you mentioned are similar to both braces and natural teeth; they require careful cleaning and maintenance. If not cleaned properly, bacteria can accumulate at the root, potentially leading to decay beneath the braces. Dr. Wu Jin-jun, Director of Dentistry...

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Understanding Gum Bleeding: Is It a Sign of Blood Cancer?

How to determine I’m sorry to hear about your concerns. Bleeding gums can be caused by various factors, including gum disease, poor oral hygiene, or certain medical conditions. While it is true that persistent bleeding gums can sometimes be associated with blood disorders, such a...


Dr. Yuan Ziming Reply:
Bleeding gums indicate unhealthy periodontal conditions, so the first step is to check for any remaining calculus that hasn't been removed. Additionally, poor oral hygiene, such as inadequate brushing, can easily lead to gingivitis. If the bleeding stops on its own, the issu...

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Understanding Periodontal Disease: Symptoms, Stages, and Care Tips for Teens

Periodontal disease..? Doctor, I am 18 years old. I have noticed bleeding when brushing my teeth for some time now. I regularly get dental cleanings and check-ups. I asked my dentist why I experience bleeding, and he mentioned it might be due to improper brushing technique. Today...


Dr. Lai Yishao Reply:
Gingival bleeding is one of the symptoms of periodontal disease, and the focus of periodontal treatment remains on reducing infection, with the most important aspect being thorough dental cleaning. Periodontal disease is caused by the accumulation of dental plaque, which continuo...

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Common Dental Concerns: Bleeding Gums, Toothbrush Tips, and Care

Hello? Hello Doctor: I have the following questions, and I would appreciate your help. Thank you. 1. The bristles of my current toothbrush have a small section that is longer than the rest, but it is not the wavy type. However, every time I brush a specific area of my gums, it ...


Dr. Liu Tiancai Reply:
Hello: 1. Bleeding and pain while brushing your teeth indicate that the gums are inflamed, especially if inappropriate metal braces are causing plaque accumulation, which is a major factor in gum inflammation. 2. If the bristles of your toothbrush are too hard, you should conside...

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Bleeding Gums While Brushing: Is Stress and Sleep Deprivation the Cause?

excuse me? Doctor, I would like to ask, recently my gums have been bleeding when I brush my teeth, even when I brush gently, and it hasn't improved much. This has only started happening recently. Could this be related to stress and lack of sleep? Thank you.


Dr. Liu Tiancai Reply:
Hello! Bleeding gums while brushing could indicate gingivitis or periodontal disease, as healthy gums should not bleed. The primary causes of gingivitis or periodontal disease are the accumulation of plaque or tartar around the teeth, leading to inflammation, often due to inadequ...

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Understanding Bleeding Gums: Causes and Potential Dental Issues

Dental care Bleeding during brushing indicates potential gum disease, such as gingivitis or periodontitis. If not addressed, it may progress to more severe conditions, including tooth loss, systemic infections, or other health issues related to chronic inflammation.


Dr. Yuan Ziming Reply:
1. Bleeding while brushing your teeth indicates gingivitis, and the immediate action required is the removal of tartar. 2. If gingivitis is left untreated, it can progress to periodontitis, which is more complicated and time-consuming to treat.

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Managing Bleeding Gums and Bad Breath with Dentures: Solutions and Tips

There is bleeding from the gums around the dentures, and there is a presence of bad breath? I have multiple dentures, but two of them have gums that are prone to bleeding and slightly swollen. I have seen many dentists and followed their advice to use dental floss for cleaning my...


Dr. Xu Zhenglong Reply:
Hello Xingyun: Bleeding gums around dentures may be due to: 1. Pre-existing periodontal disease or gingival disease before the fabrication of the dentures. 2. Poor fit or excessive depth of the denture margins during fabrication, which can injure the gingival sulcus (the physiolo...

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Bleeding Gums While Brushing: Causes and Solutions

Bleeding while brushing teeth - has seen a doctor? Hello, doctor! I previously went for treatment because my gums bleed when I brush my teeth. The doctor gave me a medicated powder to use while brushing at home, as well as a therapeutic mouthwash. I have seen the dentist twice, b...


Dr. Wu Jinjun Reply:
Response to the physician: Regarding the issue of bleeding while brushing teeth... Response: As you mentioned, your symptoms suggest that it is not only gingivitis but has progressed to periodontal disease. You should seek treatment from a specialist for comprehensive care.

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Bleeding Gums After Periodontal Treatment: Causes and Solutions

After periodontal treatment, brushing may cause bleeding? I have mild to moderate periodontal disease, with two molars being more severe. About a month ago, I underwent full-mouth periodontal treatment, and the dentist recommended surgery to remove deep subgingival calculus, but ...


Dr. Wu Jinjun Reply:
It appears that the complete treatment for periodontal disease may not have been finished, and the periodontal tissues are still in an inflammatory stage, which is why there is still bleeding during brushing. Of course, if the bleeding is severe, it could also be due to vitamin C...

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