### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
I am on coumadin, am pacemaker dependent and recently had a lead extractation. Before the extraction was done, they did a t.e.e. as I have a history of blood clots. Unfortunantly, a bottom front tooth was bumped pretty hard, it hurt and was a little loose, its now getting worse, instead of healing. It has a pink band that goes around it and is very painful and sensitive. It looks like blood and is more pinkish each day. My INR is high, but is it possible for your teeth to have blood in them?

### output:

Heloo... Do you have mouth pain confined to your gums, with bleeding or swollen gums? Can you see a 1 mm? Wide, deeper pink line of gum along its edge up against your teeth? There are many cause of pink band around teeth..... Bleeding is likely to be obvious if you use floss between your teeth. Flossing is useful to get out bits of meat caught between teeth, but may not adequately clean away plaque. You will be able to cure mouth pain from gingivitis. Gum disease responds well to careful cleaning. This is also true if the apparent cause is Chat Doctor. Severe lack of vitamin C causes scurvy, with bleeding gums from gingivitis. One's food should include raw items, as vitamin C is destroyed by cooking. Peridontal disease distrust a mouth pain problem. It's a strong risk factor for later development of cardiovascular disease. It increases silent systemic inflammation believed to underlie many chronic degenerative diseases. If someone has valvular heart disease, it increases the risk of bacterial endocarditis. This is infection on the heart valves, a very nasty thing to get.