Gum Bleeding
Treatment
Gum Bleeding
Treatment
What is Gum Bleeding?
Gum bleeding is an indication of gingivitis or gum inflammation is bleeding gums. This common and mild form of gum disease is brought on by a buildup of plaque along the gum line. If you have gingivitis, your gums may be painful, red, and swollen. Your teeth will bleed while being brushed.Gums that bleed easily are pink tissue surrounding the mouth that is inflammatory or irritated. Gum bleeding is a typical issue with dental health.
Enfield Royal Saudia offers gum bleeding treatment and other cosmetic surgeries in KSA.

How does it Work?
How does it
Work?
Procedure
Procedure
Professional Cleaning
Plaque and tartar must be eliminated in order to maintain the professional cleanliness and sanitation of the oral cavity and protect teeth and gums from pathogenic bacteria. Layers that develop in the root zone underneath the gum are harmful. For this, specialized ultrasonic nozzles or linear equipment are frequently employed.
Teeth Scaling and root planing
By brushing both above and below the gum line, this common non-surgical technique helps eliminate plaque and tartar from teeth. This procedure can improve gum health and stop further issues. This comes after the teeth’s roots have been cleaned. In order to repair teeth with healthy gums, this procedure is necessary.
Laser treatment
A laser is another therapy choice. The affected gum tissue is gently removed by the focused light beam. The problem can be avoided because the wound heals quickly as a result of the laser’s high temperature.


Results
results
The dental treatment aims to eliminate the problem and inflammation caused by several reasons. The gums appear healthy, and you do not see any blood.
treatment
pricing
treatment pricing
The cost of Gum Bleeding Treatment in Enfield Royal Clinic depends on various factors and can only be determined after consultation. Fill the form to book a FREE conultation!
FAQs
If you properly brush every day for three to ten days, the bleeding should stop unless you have gum disease. Consult your periodontist for help if the bleeding continues.
A probe is a tool that a dentist uses to diagnose this disease. This tool is a thin, sharp metal that, when moved over the gum-tooth boundary, induces spontaneous bleeding.