Do TWO things.: Start to correct your low B12 levels, and more rapid way is to inject once monthly. (Might want to explore why levels are down.) Secondly, re-contact your dentist and get your gingivitis under control. Do both, do not prioritize. All should work out.
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No research has shown that B12 deficiency can cause bleeding and swollen gums but severe Vitamin C deficiency called Scurvy can cause swelled and Bleeding gum . If your Dentist has cleaned your teeth as first line of treatment is fine otherwise,you need to have a good cleaning for good Oral hygiene . At your age the swollen ,bleeding gum in spite of good Oral Hygine May be due to Hormonal changes
Answered 3/8/2021
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