Stop Bleeding Gums

Bleeding gums are not a good sign.  If they bleed when you brush and floss, it could be a sign of gum disease.   You'll want your dentist or periodontist to verify what is wrong.  Most likely though, you have gum disease.

How Do  You Stop Bleeding Gums?

Some dentists recommend the Hydro Floss to their patients.   This is because they know that it can help you with your gum health.

For example:  Periodontal pockets (something your dentist measures) should not be above 3mm.  Generally speaking, most dental practitioners will say that your gums are unhealthy above 3mm. 

On the flips side, generally speaking, most dental health practitioners will say that your gums are healthy when you get all of your periodontal readings around each tooth to 3mm and below.

Your Goal

Therefore, your goal is to get all of your periodontal pocket depths to 3mm and below - as measured by your dentist or hygienist. 

While no answer can work 100% of the time for 100% of the people, it is possible to shrink those periodontal pockets.

What You can try is the Hydro Floss.   

1. Get your dentist to take your  pocket depth readings now and have them put them on a chart for you.

2.  Use the Hydro Floss Effectively for at least a month. 

3. Go back and have your dentist measure your pockets again.   

Then you will know if the Hydro Floss is working for you.   Continue to use the Hydro Floss even if you do achieve the goal in order to keep your gums healthy at that point.

This is a great method because your dental health practitioner will monitor your results and let you know where you are at.  This takes all the guess work out! 

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Sincerely,

David Snape
Author: What You Should Know About Gum Disease : The `Layman's Guide To Fighting Gum Disease



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