Gingival hyperplasia teeth cleaning bleeding?

Gingival hyperplasia cleaning is not bleeding, generally need to be combined with the actual situation to judge.

If the gingival hyperplasia volume is small, does not cause edema, congestion, and there is no inflammation of the surrounding tissue, then gingival hyperplasia cleaning generally will not bleed. Because the disease is usually not serious, cleaning will not cause gum damage, so there will be no bleeding. If the gingival hyperplasia volume is large, stimulate the surrounding tissue edema and congestion, and there is local inflammation, then gingival hyperplasia cleaning usually bleeding. Because the condition is relatively severe, it may destroy the blood vessels under the gum mucosa, resulting in bleeding.