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Gums be bleedin.....

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czavell
Posts: 136 - Karma: 735
So recently I have been brushing my teeth and seeing some blood in my spit. I brush very regularly (usually twice a day). I got my braces off after about six years last year. I had gum surgery several years back and wonder if that has anything to do with it. Does anyone have any special toothbrushes that are cheep (none of those vibrating sex toys with brushes)
Jan 17 2013 12:55AM
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uosdwiSrjewoH
Posts: 4220 - Karma: 121
my gums bleed every single time i brush my teeth
Jan 17 2013 12:58AM
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Stickity
Posts: 7750 - Karma: 769
stop smoking meth. get an electric brush and brush more thoroughly. talk to your dentist if they keep bleeding
Jan 17 2013 1:01AM
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thenightman
Posts: 766 - Karma: 132
my gums bleed every time I brush too. Either suck it up or put a tampon in your mouth.
Jan 17 2013 1:03AM
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mowglii
Posts: 545 - Karma: 339
you have gingivitis which means gay aids
Jan 17 2013 1:04AM
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Turner.
Posts: 1986 - Karma: 11,881
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Jan 17 2013 1:06AM
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DeRizzo
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Jan 17 2013 1:10AM
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El_Barto.
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I enjoy this post very much
Jan 17 2013 1:12AM
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deleted5
Posts: 14507 - Karma: 13,500
Then your doing it wrong you can scape it away if you do that too much.
Jan 17 2013 1:15AM
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Blake.P
Posts: 9894 - Karma: 3,585
Brush better, floss, and use mouthwash that kills germs
Jan 17 2013 1:17AM
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joshc97
Posts: 193 - Karma: 106
This. Your gums are probably inflamed and mouthwash should help with that
Jan 17 2013 2:12AM
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Darth.Maul
Posts: 2472 - Karma: 652
Mine bleed occasionally when I get done flossing but that's pretty normal. After flossing and mouthwashing regularly for about 2 years, my gums have gotten much healthier and are much tougher than before. Plus flossing feels so damn good when you can breathe in and feel the air rush through all the gaps between your teeth. Brushing will never give you that feeling!
Jan 17 2013 2:15AM
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Barefootin_Fiend
Posts: 7618 - Karma: 4,727
holy shit!

and as already stated.....floss & wash. your gums are inflamed due to plaque buildup beneath your gums and this causes them to bleed.
Jan 17 2013 2:23AM
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