Gums Bleeding and Dental care
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Your gums may bleed or be sore for the first few days that you clean between your teeth. This should stop once the plaque is broken up and the health of your mouth has improved. If the bleeding does not stop, contact Dr.Nechupadam Dental, marine Drive dental team. It may be that you are not cleaning correctly, or that your teeth and gums need a more thorough clean by experienced dental team like us.
How should I clean between my teeth is a common question asked by most of the patients…
You can clean between your teeth with an ‘interdental’ brush or dental floss. Cleaning in between your teeth removes plaque and bits of food from between your teeth and under your Gumline – areas a toothbrush can’t reach. When flossing or using interdental brushes, keep to a regular pattern and remember not to miss any teeth. It helps to look in the mirror. Don’t forget the backs of your last teeth. It is also very important to clean around the edges of any crowns, bridges or implants. You should clean between your teeth at least once a day.
