When i brush my teeth in the morning i get a little bit of blood out is that normal or is it gingivitis?

COULD BE BRUSHING TO HARD! TRY A SOFTER BRISTLE AND USE WARM WATER NOT COLDWhen i brush my teeth in the morning i get a little bit of blood out is that normal or is it gingivitis?
It could be gingivitis. See a dentist.When i brush my teeth in the morning i get a little bit of blood out is that normal or is it gingivitis?
If you have a soft line of bright pink on your gums near your teeth more than likely it is gingivitis. If not, and you brush daily I would find a softer toothbrush and toothpaste that is for sensitive gums.
You could be brushing to hard. Or you may not be brushing enough. One time I didn't brush for a day and my gums got used to it, so when I brushed again there was some blood. Just make sure that you brush twice a day.
USE A SOFT BRISTLE BRUSH AND GO SEE YOUR DENTIST THIS CAN BE AN EARLY SINE OF GINGIVITIES ADN IF LEFT UNTREATED CAN LEAD TO SEVER TEETH ADN BONE DAMAGE
early gingivitis
It is not normal for your teeth to bleed whenever you brush. It is a sign of weak gums. Please visit a dentist as soon as possible. You don't want that to lead into something worse.
gingivitis even a slight pink is not good.
couple of things. You may have a toothbrush with hard bristles that is actually damaging you gums. You may be brushing too hard. You may have a bit of periodontal disease from improper brushing and flossing. First thing to do, get a new toothbrush with soft bristles and use that toothbrush 3 times a day. Second, use floss when you brush. Floss at least once a day. Third, get some mouthwash and use it everytime you brush to kill any bacteria that may be eating away at your gums. Fourth, go to www.ada.org and read up on important dental information from proper brushing and flossing to periodontal diseases. Finally, go to the dentist if you still see blood in the sink after a week. (you should always be sure to visit the dentist twice a year.) Good Luck
Someone once told me it means your gums are healthy so you have nothing to worry about.
if it hapens all the time i would either get a softer brush or see a dentist if you use a soft brush and it still hapens. Or do both
Yes.
When I go to the dentist myself and ask that, she says it's gingivitis. Personally I think it's because she keeps on shoving that d****** hook into my gums and it's causing open wounds.
as long as its not coming out of newhere else ur fine =P
A little bit of blood can be a sign of gingivitis, you may want to schedule and appointment with your dentist just to make sure that it isn't.
i had a similar problem and consulted my dentist he told me it was normal but if you want to be safe use a mouthwash, corsodyl is one to prevent and treat gingivitis

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