It can be. Persistent, heavy, or unexplained bleeding—especially after injury, dental work, or from the gums—should be evaluated immediately.
Bleeding From Mouth
Mouth Bleeding in Matthews, NC
Oral bleeding can be alarming and requires prompt attention to identify and treat the underlying cause. At Urgent Dental, we provide immediate and effective care to address mouth bleeding, ensuring oral health and peace of mind. Contact us immediately if you cannot get the bleeding to stop. We offer walk-in dental appointments and same-day dental care.
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When to Seek Immediate Care
- Persistent Bleeding: If bleeding continues for more than 15-20 minutes.
- Severe Pain: Accompanied by intense pain or swelling.
- Signs of Infection: Such as fever, pus, or a foul taste in the mouth.
- Unexplained Bleeding: Without any obvious cause or injury.
- After Dental Procedures: If bleeding seems excessive post-treatment.
FAQ
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Is bleeding from the mouth an emergency?
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What causes bleeding in the mouth?
Common causes include trauma, recent dental procedures (like extractions), gum disease, biting the cheek or tongue, or a dislodged clot.
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What if the bleeding won’t stop?
If bleeding lasts more than 1–2 hours despite pressure, or is excessive, seek emergency dental or medical care right away.
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