Do your gums bleed when you brush?

[MrDawn]

Are your gums sensitive?

Do they bleed when you brush your teeth?

 

[PGen98]

My gums are very sensitive, sadly. I had a bad habit when I went through my late teens and early 20s of basically letting my health deteriorate because I couldn't see a future for myself and it ruined a lot of things for me, including my dental health and my gumline. Now when I brush my gums always bleed, consistently.

 

[ROHAN]

My gums do not bleed. They are healthy and look good. I have good dental hygiene.

 

[MrDawn]

My gums are very sensitive, sadly. I had a bad habit when I went through my late teens and early 20s of basically letting my health deteriorate because I couldn't see a future for myself and it ruined a lot of things for me, including my dental health and my gumline. Now when I brush my gums always bleed, consistently.

I read that bloody gums is a symptom of sleep apnea. No matter how much I brush or use mouth wash, it's always there.

Yes, bloody gums can be a symptom of sleep apnea, which can lead to gum disease.

Explanation

• Inflammation
  Sleep apnea can cause inflammation throughout the body, including the gums. This inflammation can lead to bleeding gums.
  
  
• Mouth breathing
  Sleep apnea can cause people to breathe through their mouths, which dries out the mouth and makes it easier for bacteria to grow.
  
  
• Teeth grinding
  People with sleep apnea often grind their teeth, which can loosen gum tissue and create pockets for bacteria.

THE LINK BETWEEN SLEEP APNEA AND GUM DISEASE

Take a look at this blog to learn more about the link between sleep apnea and gum disease and to learn how you can address the issue.

www.periodonticsnaples.com

 

[PGen98]

I read that bloody gums is a symptom of sleep apnea. No matter how much I brush or use mouth wash, it's always there.

THE LINK BETWEEN SLEEP APNEA AND GUM DISEASE

Take a look at this blog to learn more about the link between sleep apnea and gum disease and to learn how you can address the issue.

www.periodonticsnaples.com

That makes a lot of sense, actually. I have apnea, too, so might explain quite a bit!

 

[dorkygay_]

Yess... i've got really bad gum problems which is why i'm going to get all my currect teeth removed, and my gums grindred back and impacted put in i'm like super excited to get it done haha