How to treat bleeding gums?

How to treat bleeding gums?​​
It is not easy to stop the bleeding with ordinary methods of hemostasis, and a high degree of vigilance should be aroused. Cancer, diabetes, thyroid dysfunction, liver cirrhosis, hypersplenism, late nephritis, etc., can also cause bleeding gums.​​
Bleeding gums are often accompanied by bad breath, which hinders work and social activities, and sometimes brings mental burden. There are many causes of bleeding gums. Develop good oral hygiene habits to prevent gingivitis and periodontitis.​​
Insist on brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, gargling after meals, and removing dirt and food debris to prevent the formation of tartar and calculus. Periodontal scaling (scaling) is the best way to keep your teeth healthy. Gingivitis. This is due to long-term non-cleaning, tartar forms between the gums and teeth, and even separation between the gums and teeth. Bleeding gums from brushing, bleeds from biting apples, and bleeding from even pressing your lips with your hand.​​
When this happens, brushing, flossing or mouthwashing alone cannot be cured, and you must go to the dentist to wash your teeth. Dentists will use iron hooks or ultrasonic needles to thoroughly scrape the calculus and tartar, so that gingivitis and bleeding gums can be cured.​​
You should go to the dentist every once in a while (about a year). Getting into the habit of flossing and brushing properly after a cleaning can prolong the time you need a cleaning.​​
Systemic bleeding disorders. In addition to bleeding gums, many systemic hemorrhagic diseases also have bleeding from other parts of the body, such as epistaxis, subcutaneous hemorrhage (bruises and bruises on the skin), and hematuria.​​
If you have bleeding gums and bleeding from other parts of your body, you should see a GP or a hematologist for a full-body exam and blood tests. Common systemic bleeding diseases are hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura, leukemia, vitamin C deficiency and so on.​​
In short, the treatment method of bleeding gums also includes the bleeding gums, which should be paid high attention and taken seriously. Whether it is passive bleeding gums or active gum bleeding, you should go to the hospital for inspection and treatment in time, and do not wait until the gums appear swollen. Pain and had to be treated. If it is local plaque on the teeth, bleeding caused by calculus stimulation, remove the local irritant, and perform a thorough cleaning of the teeth, commonly known as “scaling” or periodontal scaling, and can receive good results.