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If your saliva turns pink after several times of brushing or flossing, you may have gingivitis. Sometimes symptoms do not appear at all. If there is no treatment on time, problems can increase. Learn what is this problem, what are the symptoms, and how to avoid them...
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Gingivitis (dental pyorrhea) is usually a problem. This is caused by bacteria and plaque on the teeth. These bacteria can attack and damage the gum tissue. This breaks the bone supporting the teeth and the roots of the teeth come out. Spaces form between the teeth, as a result of which the teeth start to move. If left untreated, there is a risk of dementia, diabetes, and heart disease.
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Bleeding gums after brushing or flossing. The gum area looks red, not pink. This problem can occur even if there is no tooth decay. The mouth always smells bad, the taste gets spoiled. Be careful if you are having trouble chewing and your teeth are shaking.
