Bleeding from the gums, occurring most often when eating or cleaning teeth, is the first sign of gingivitis. It does not have to act immediately on periodontitis, which is also affected by the suspension system of the tooth. Gingivitis to periodontitis can very easily lead. It is caused by bacteria settling in dental plaque, resulting from inadequate cleaning. This plaque is mostly deposited just on dental crowns of which can easily invade the aforementioned suspension system of the tooth and lead to periodontitis. Gingivitis can be prevented proper brushing, bleeding is not due to the actual cleaning. Yet they are suitable finer toothbrushes, oral hygiene can foster such asrinses herbal mouthwash, which soothes inflamed gums.

Generally, if bleeding occurs repeatedly, it is necessary to visit a dentist who helps treat inflammation in his earlier stage and prevent complications. It can also help eliminate the causes of inflammation, whether it is dental caries, tartar or plaque. All these places are in fact arable land for inflammation forming bacteria.

Proper oral hygiene helps prevent plaque deposition and thus the risk of inflammatory foci in the vicinity of the gums.