Bleeding gums are usually one of a few things: brushing too hard, plaque and tartar buildup irritating the gumline, early gum disease (gingivitis), or occasionally a sign of a broader health condition.
Bleeding gums are usually one of a few things: brushing too hard, plaque and tartar buildup irritating the gumline, early gum disease (gingivitis), or occasionally a sign of a broader health condition.
The most common cause by far is plaque buildup along the gumline — which is also the most treatable, usually resolved with a professional cleaning and better brushing habits.
Not always — sometimes it's simply brushing technique or a missed cleaning, but persistent bleeding is still worth getting checked to rule out early gum disease.
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