Gingivitis

Our bodies can get sick, and so can our teeth. Gingivitis is like a minor gum disease. The symptoms are mild at first. It is mainly caused by some bacteria, some small particles of food, and our saliva. They are mixed together and stick to the teeth. We don't bite every bite of food into small pieces when we eat. It is normal to have tiny food residues. As long as we rinse our mouths and brush our teeth in time, they will not pose a threat to us. If we don't brush our teeth or floss in time, those sticky things will stay on the surface of the gums for a long time and irritate the fragile gums, causing gum inflammation, especially those places that are not brushed clean. The symptoms of gingivitis are obvious. The gums will become red and swollen, and they will bleed when brushing or flossing. Gingivitis can cause gum pain. Severe gingivitis hurts more than losing money, and the breath will also become bad.