Oral hygiene: Start figuring this out by using excellent oral hygiene for 2 weeks and see how this affects the bleeding. If it stops, there's your answer. If not, see a dentist or physician to evaluate your mouth and tonsils. Research is suggesting that there my be significant health benefits from practicing good oral hygiene.
Answered 3/23/2018
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Bleeding not healthy: Bleeding gums are a sign of unhealthy gums. You need to see your dentist soon. Until then, start a regular habit of brushing at the gum line and flossing.
Answered 10/3/2016
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See your dentist: When your teeth, gums and mouth are healthy they shouldn't bleed unless you injure them. If your hand bled when you used it to write with i think you would be very concerned. I would get in with your dentist. Get a thorough gum and teeth cleaning. Let the dental staff help locate where the bleeding is coming from. Clean your teeth very precisely and thoroughly twice a day.
Answered 9/28/2016
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