09/04/2026
🩸 Seeing a little pink in the sink when you brush? Don’t just assume it’s normal.
For Gum Care Month, Dr. Padgett is answering a common patient question: Why do my gums bleed when I brush my teeth?
Bleeding can be your gums’ way of telling you there’s inflammation that needs attention. Gingivitis is one common reason—and addressing it early can help keep it from progressing into more serious gum disease.
Press play ▶️ to hear what Dr. Padgett wants you to know, and remember: healthy smiles start with healthy gums!