You know it’s essential to floss along with brushing your teeth to keep your mouth healthy.
However, when yourgums bleed, you might wonder what it really means.
In a blog post, he explained there are several reasons why you might experience bleeding when you floss.
While it could be a sign of gum disease, gingivitis, there are other possibilities.
“The bleeding will go away with enough proper flossing.
Unless there is a systemic problem or actual physical damage to the gum tissue, keep flossing.”
Rinsing your mouth with hydrogen peroxide might also help improve your gum irritation (viaHealthline).
