Why do my teeth always bleed when I brush them? What is the disease?

Many people will find that their teeth bleed when they brush their teeth. Different people have different opinions on this situation. Some people don’t take it seriously and think it is normal and they don’t need to worry about it. Some people are very worried that there is something wrong with their teeth or body. So, why do teeth always bleed when brushing?

1. It is caused by improper brushing method. Many people brush their teeth in the hope of brushing off the substances attached to the surface of the teeth, so they use too much force. This not only fails to remove the dirty substances on the surface of the teeth, but also damages the tooth enamel and causes damage to the gums. In this case, the teeth will naturally bleed.

2. You may have developed mild periodontitis, which is one of the most common oral diseases in the world. You may not feel anything at the beginning, but once you feel it, your teeth may become loose or even fall out.

3. Too much tartar can also cause bleeding when you brush your teeth. When the toothbrush irritates the tartar, the tartar will react and irritate your gums. At this time, the gums become very fragile under the stimulation of the tartar and will have bleeding symptoms.