Brushing your teeth in the hotel is bleeding. What should I do?

Generally speaking, gingivitis caused by dental calculus can be cured by washing teeth. However, many systemic diseases can also cause gingival bleeding, so you should go to a hospital doctor as soon as possible for examination and treatment. If gingivitis occurs, it will be treated.

Gum bleeding is caused by inflammation of the gums. First of all, we divide gingival bleeding into exogenous and pathogenic. Exogenous infection refers to bleeding caused by physical injury to gums, such as the injury when biting hard objects. Accidental injury caused by overexertion when brushing your teeth. Most gum bleeding is pathological bleeding. It is mainly caused by periodontitis and chronic gingivitis. At this time, the color of the gums must be crimson or purplish red (representing severe inflammation of the gums). Neither of these inflammations can be eliminated by antibiotics or hormonal anti-inflammatory drugs. The reason is that the gingiva has undergone physiological degeneration, and the gingival atrophy has occurred, which has hindered the nutritional metabolism ability of gingival tissue. Because of the physiological degeneration of gums (nutritional metabolism disorder), immunity will be reduced, which will lead to periodontitis and chronic gingivitis. At this time, the composition of gingival body and microfilament blood vessels will undergo a huge reverse change, and it will bleed if it is slightly squeezed. In fact, gingival swelling in acute gingivitis will not cause gingival bleeding, but it will also cause root bleeding because of pulpitis. So it is necessary to separate gingival bleeding from root bleeding.