Citrus Fruits: One of the major reasons for bleeding gums is a deficiency
of Vitamin C. Citrus fruits like oranges and lemons, as well as vegetables,
especially broccoli and cabbage, can prevent you from bleeding gums by
providing adequate amounts of vitamin C.
Milk: Milk is also a
rich source of calcium, which constantly needs to be replenished to strengthen
your gums. Therefore, milk should be drunk on a regular basis for preventing
bleeding gums.
Avoid Smoking: Smoking makes the mouth conditions anaerobic, which favor
the growth of certain bacteria. Therefore, you should avoid smoking in order to
keep your mouth free of bacteria.
Raw Vegetables: Chewing raw vegetables cleans the teeth and induces blood
circulation in gums. Therefore, you should add some raw vegetables to your diet
every day.
Cranberry and Wheatgrass Juice: Cranberry juice or wheatgrass juice can
give relief to those who have bleeding gums. Cranberry juice can do the same by
exerting its antibacterial properties to clean the gums of excess bacteria.
Baking Soda: Baking
soda kills bacteria by making the microenvironment of the mouth acidic, and can
be applied on the gums with your fingers.
Saline: You can gargle after brushing your teeth
with lukewarm water with a pinch of salt added to it. This is a good home
remedy to treat bleeding gums.
Massage: Gently massaging the gums with your
fingers after brushing your teeth results in good blood circulation. This
strengthens the gums and prevents them from bleeding.
Sage and
Peppermint Oil:
Brushing your teeth with both peppermint and sage oil can be used, since these
keep your mouth refreshing and clean.
Calendula
Leaf and Chamomile Tea: Tea prepared from leaves of
calendula and chamomile can give relief from bleeding of gums.
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