What does it mean when you brush your teeth and blood comes out?

Answer 1

Poor maintenance of the teeth, usually inadequate or improper brushing and flossing, result in a thin layer of plaque covering the tooth surface. With time, plaque may harden to form tartar. The bacteria is the chief culprit behind the inflammation. The gums become tender, red, swollen and bleeds easily upon contact, e.g., during brushing. Bleeding of the gums is often the first indication of the onset of gum disease (periodontal disease). Unfortunately, this sign is seldom taken seriously because there is no pain and the warning is therefore ignored. Bleeding of the gums is often the first indication of the onset of gum disease (periodontal disease). Unfortunately, this sign is seldom taken seriously because there is no pain, and the warning is therefore ignored.

Answer 2

This means that you are brushing your teeth too hard and you probably acidently poked your gum. You should be careful not to poke your gums, because repetitively doing so could cause swelling and its really painful.

Answer 3

baby teeth bleed when they come out because the gum will be opening up for the teeth to come out and that would be very hurt full.

and when the gums are opening blood will come out.