10/12/2026
Seeing blood when you brush doesn't always mean you have gum disease.
Brushing too hard or using a firm-bristled toothbrush can sometimes irritate your gums. Try switching to a soft-bristled brush and using a gentler touch.
If the bleeding doesn't stop after changing your habits, it may be worth having your gums checked by a dentist.
Whenever you're ready, give us a call to schedule a checkup. 👇
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