Plaque that accumulates on the teeth plaque is formed as a result of the hardening layer. This hard layer, adhere firmly to the surface of the teeth and along the gum line progresses. The outer stones are not only an aesthetic problem, but also may affect your oral health. Well, what causes dental stone to bleed?
Calculus and gingival Relationship
Calculus usually accumulate over time along the gum line. This condition is inflammation of the gums (gingivitis) can lead to. Gingivitis, the gums are swollen, and causes them to become red and sensitive. Tartar is not removed as long as the inflammation progresses and the gums become more sensitive. In this process, bleeding gums when brushing or flossing your teeth may occur.
Teeth and gum Bleeding
Often the first symptom of gum disease is bleeding gums. Calculus and to apply pressure to the gums leads to irritation of the gum line. The gums become sensitive and easily as a result of this irritation starts to bleed. Especially people with intense accumulation of tartar, tooth while consuming bleeding during brushing or hard food frequently can be seen.
The dental stone will continue to bleed?
If it is not cleaned, the dental stone, gingivitis can reach a size that is more serious. This condition is called periodontitis and gum recession that have led to more advanced gum disease, it can turn into. Periodontitis, the gums and may cause serious damage to surrounding tissues. At this stage, the bleeding may become more severe and can lead to tooth loss.
As A Result
Calculus, bleeding gums and if left untreated can lead to more serious oral health problems it can cause. Tooth, gums and maintain the health of to reduce the risk of bleeding, should be done by a dentist regularly. To protect your oral health not to allow the build up of tartar, may be removed with regular brushing and flossing.
