Frequently Asked Questions

Teeth Cleaning

Date Posted: 12/1/2001

Question
What should I do if brushing or flossing makes my gums bleed?

Answer
If your gums bleed or become sore after flossing, do not panic. If you have not been flossing regularly then the gums will be inflamed and will bleed more easily. If the bleeding persists — see your dentist.
More questions in this category:

What technique should I use?
How long should I brush?
How often should I brush?
Is brushing alone enough?
How often should I floss?
What is the correct way to floss?
What should I do if brushing or flossing makes my gums bleed?
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