What should I do if my child’s teeth bleed?

Bleeding teeth is a very common phenomenon. We often bleed when we brush our teeth. There are several situations of bleeding teeth. The first situation is bleeding gums, and the second situation is bleeding teeth. These are all caused by oral problems. So when a child has bleeding teeth, he needs timely treatment and conditioning. So how should children’s bleeding teeth be treated?

(1) Pay attention to adjusting your diet structure: It is well known that sugar is the root cause of tooth decay. To prevent tooth decay, you must control your sugar intake. You should combine coarse and fine foods, and eat more fiber-rich vegetables and fruits. For children, attention should be paid to proper nutrition, especially they should eat more foods containing phosphorus, calcium and vitamins, such as soybeans and bean products, meat and bone soup, kelp, milk, fresh vegetables and fruits. These foods are good for tooth development. Calcification has great benefits. Children should also change the habit of eating sweets between meals, especially the habit of eating candy before going to bed (which is most harmful to teeth), and do not let young children go to bed with pacifiers or candies in their mouths. Eat less sticky sweets such as candy, cakes, etc.

(2) Develop good oral hygiene habits: brush your teeth in the morning and evening, rinse your mouth after meals, and especially brush your teeth before going to bed, in order to reduce the accumulation and fermentation of food residues and reduce the formation of dental plaque. For infants, mothers should wrap their index fingers with clean gauze and use warm water to scrub the child's teeth after each feeding to protect the newly erupted deciduous teeth. Parents can help young children brush their teeth first, and then gradually master the correct brushing method.

(3) Perform regular oral examinations: You should pay attention to regular self-examination of your oral cavity. You can ask a dentist to check it once every six months to one year to detect caries at an early stage and treat it in time. Since caries in children's deciduous teeth develops quickly, parents should check their children's teeth regularly and seek medical attention promptly if any problems are discovered.

The article introduces some methods to treat bleeding teeth. For example, gingivitis, oral ulcers, etc. may cause bleeding teeth, so you should take care of your oral cavity in time. You can't be hot and cold. You need to supplement more vitamins to avoid bleeding gums. Eat more foods that clear heat and reduce fire, such as honeysuckle, chrysanthemum, etc.