Bleeding gums are often indicative of gum disease or other more serious conditions.
According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, bleeding gums can occur for several reasons: 1.
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Brushing or flossing your teeth too hard or improperly.
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2. Gum disease.
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3. Blood diseases.
4. Periodontitis or gingivitis.
5. Hormonal changes during pregnancy.
6. The dentures don’t fit properly.
7. Infection of the teeth or gums.
8. Take blood-thinning medications.
9. Vitamin deficiency.
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