What causes blood of the gum?

GINGIVITIS: Bleeding gums is a sign of moderate to severe gingivitis. The gums are either invected or irritated by plaque or calculus ont he teeth. See your dentist for a thorough exam and prophylaxis(tooth cleaning). In the meantime start flossing and brushing to remove the plaque. Hormonal changes may also cause gums to bleed.

Good oral hygiene: And regular visit to your dentist will keep your gums healthy. It is also important to have a physical exam by your md and have a blood chem panel just to make it sure that your blood rate is within normal limits.

Infection : Bleeding of the gums in adults usually results from some type of infection and needs to be professionally treated, see a dentist soon before you lose a tooth.

Several things: Generally, bleeding gums are due to a dental/periodontal problem. You may have gingivitis, or it may have progressed to periodontitis (not as likely at your age). Bleeding gums in a young person can also be a sign of a systemic disease. We recommend you see a dentist or periodontist first and if it's not that, they can refer you to the appropriate physician. Warm regards, dr. C.

Many things: Bleeding gums can be caused by gum disease, calculus, pathology, food impaction around a tooth, cavities, abscessed teeth, medications (blood thinners) and medical conditions. See a dentist for an evaluation.

Gum bleeding: Bleeding from gums can be due to inflammation of gums , vitamin C deficiency , bleeding disorder, dental abscess , poor oro dental hygiene, or certain blood cancers .