That happened 6 months ago, I'm 19

I'm allergic to mint so I used to not brush, yet the dentists said my teeth were fine - kinda confused me
Now at 19 I buy Winnie the Pooh bubblegum toothpaste

Haha your hormone levels also affect the state of your teeth. You can a thing called puberty gingivitis, which basically means pubertal hormone induced gum swelling, so maybe when your dentist said your teeth are fine, he/she just meant that they were normal for your age.

Thats absolutely baller, the flavour of toothpaste doesnt make a difference, its mainly the fluoride content of it. So just be careful that the toothpaste you use doesnt have extra fluoride or anything, because that can actually change the colour of your teeth after a long period of time

That happened 6 months ago, I'm 19

So let me ask you, is that "Your mouth is bleeding because you don't brush enough" thing true?

It can definitely be caused by not brushing/flossing frequently enough or correctly.
Your teeth obviously dont bleed, its the gums, and this happens when they are inflamed.
They become inflamed when plaque/tartar/bacteria causes chronic irritation of the gums (people don't understand how much plaque there is between the teeth and under their gums) so the inflammation means a greater amount of blood in the gums, and causes them to be more fragile, so when you brush/floss it tears the tissue and results in bleeding.

Im assuming you hear that when you go to the dentist for you checkuo & cleaning? What they do is they sometimes need to go underneath the gums (like where popcorn pieces get stuck) to remove solidified plaque, and the removal of it can cause midl trauma resulting in bleeding.

I used to believe flossing was bullshit, like I also would bleed when flossing, but I swear the more you floss the less you bleed. I used to bleed on every tooth I flossed, and now I bleed around maybe 1 tooth if not none

sorry for the lengthy reply

I'm allergic to mint so I used to not brush, yet the dentists said my teeth were fine - kinda confused me
Now at 19 I buy Winnie the Pooh bubblegum toothpaste

Haha your hormone levels also affect the state of your teeth. You can a thing called puberty gingivitis, which basically means pubertal hormone induced gum swelling, so maybe when your dentist said your teeth are fine, he/she just meant that they were normal for your age.

Thats absolutely baller, the flavour of toothpaste doesnt make a difference, its mainly the fluoride content of it. So just be careful that the toothpaste you use doesnt have extra fluoride or anything, because that can actually change the colour of your teeth after a long period of time

That happened 6 months ago, I'm 19

That means you have aids now