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How to deal with bleeding from brushing teeth? Stomatologists Answer Questions Online (Ended)

Recently, Dr. Clove invited Xu Tongkai, a famous stomatologist and an excellent author of Dr. Clove, to give everyone an online question-and-answer. The typical questions and answers in the comment area are specially selected and sorted out as follows: Daily Nursing 1. I used to have dental calculus, which caused my gums to settle down. After washing my teeth, there were many gaps between my teeth. Now I brush my teeth with ultrasonic toothbrush every day, floss and gargle after meals, and wash my teeth regularly. However, the subsidence of the gums has not improved. How can I fill the gums into the gaps? Thank you The shrinking gums will not grow back. To maintain oral hygiene well and keep Read More …

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What you should know about floss (1)

In foreign countries, children have been reminded by their parents or dentists to floss once a day in addition to brushing their teeth twice since they were young, because they know that flossing is as important to maintaining oral hygiene as brushing their teeth. 1. Why is floss so important? In fact, if you just brush your teeth, Some toothbrushes can accumulate a lot of harmful bacteria in places that cannot be reached by toothbrushes and adjacent surfaces of teeth. In particular, a small amount of food residue impacted between teeth and gums cannot be completely cleaned. But if you don’t clean up these foods, It is easy to cause bacteria to breed. Over time, these bacteria will form plaque Read More …

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What you should know about floss (1)

In foreign countries, children have been reminded by their parents or dentists to floss once a day in addition to brushing their teeth twice since they were young, because they know that flossing is as important to maintaining oral hygiene as brushing their teeth. 1. Why is floss so important? In fact, if you just brush your teeth, Some toothbrushes can accumulate a lot of harmful bacteria in places that cannot be reached by toothbrushes and adjacent surfaces of teeth. In particular, a small amount of food residue impacted between teeth and gums cannot be completely cleaned. But if you don’t clean up these foods, It is easy to cause bacteria to breed. Over time, these bacteria will form plaque Read More …