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What are the most typical symptoms of gum disease in adults?
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Bleeding gums: Bleeding gums with brushing or flossing, pain or tenderness in the gums, inflamed (puffy) gums, gum recession, gums that are not firmly attached to the teeth, bad breath, excessive plaque and tartar buildup along the gum-line.
Answered 10/23/2017
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Bleeding: Bleeding when you floss or brush is the biggest symptom. Gums could be red, swollen, there may be an odor...
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