Baby gum redness bleeding

The most common cause of gum redness and bleeding is gingivitis. After eating, there is no timely brushing or gargle. Food residue accumulates on the surface of the teeth. It stimulates the gum tissue for a long time, making the gums in a state of congestion. Over time, it will show gum redness, showing bleeding from eating or spontaneous bleeding. This situation requires timely removal of food residue or soft dirt, and then rinsing around the gums. The state of gum bleeding can be improved. In addition, it may also be caused by dental caries, which is a clinical manifestation of apical inflammation and requires root canal treatment of teeth to alleviate it.