Blame the pg hormones LOL! No seriously, you can certainly attribute to the bleeding gums to pg gingivitis. The only thing you can really do is to brush gently with a soft brush 2-3 times a day, and floss daily. Go to the dentist for a clean, and see what they say. You might need another clean before bubs is born.
Mmm, the sensitivity is a hard one to treat. Try using sensodyne toothpaste, or the colgate sensitive one. Avoid extremes of temperatures (which you're probably doing anyway) like icecream and really hot drinks etc.
Lastly, you need to see a dentist about your wisdom teeth! They might be erupting trouble-free, but it's best to get them checked if they're giving you that much hassle. You don't want to develop an infection, and if you do get one it needs to be treated quickly with antibiotics.
Hope that all makes sense, I'm in a bit of a rush! Fire away if you have anymore questions....and ring and make that appointment!!!!!!!


) but since being pregnant I am having nothing but trouble. I have the same brushing routine, haven't done much different (if anything, I've been doing better as I'm drinking only water and milk mostly, and hardly any soft drink or coffee or anything else).
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Well the pain in my wisdom tooth got progressively worse overnight (had me up in tears as I couldn't sleep), woke up and my jaw throat and ear ached, so went to GP and am on amoxycillin now because my wisdom tooth is infected, and am waiting for the dental clinic to give me a call back today. OUCHIES!
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