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Dental Health Center

How many times in a day do you brush your teeth? How often do you floss them? Do you visit your dentist regularly? You are often asked these questions during your school days; but as you age, you become careless about your dental health and suffer from hordes of teeth and gum related complaints. Here are some essential tips on dental care right from maintaining your basic dental health to taking proper care before and after dental procedures and surgeries.

Dear doctor, when I brush my teeth early in the morning, I experience bleeding from my gums, especially of the lower front teeth. I want to know how I can solve this problem.
(Speciality: Doctor)
 
Bleeding gums is a very common problem and mostly arises when the gums get infected, mainly due to inadequate oral hygiene. It is very essential to follow a proper oral hygiene regime. Brush your teeth twice daily with a medium or soft bristled tooth brush and also include flossing in your daily dental health regime. Rinse your mouth after every meal. It hardly takes any time but is very good for oral health. I would suggest that you visit a dentist and get your teeth professionally cleaned (scaling and polishing) for best results. Remember to visit your dentist every 6 months.

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