What should I do if my gums bleed when I brush? — Dental Pro Formula toothpaste against periodontitis 75 ml

Occasional slight bleeding after brushing can happen when plaque builds up along the gum line and the gum tissue becomes reactive. This formula is designed for exactly that kind of situation. The chlorhexidine helps limit plaque-forming bacteria, aluminum lactate has an astringent effect on superficial gum tissue, and bisabolol and allantoin help the gums feel calmer and the mouth feel smoother.

Still, no toothpaste can remove hardened deposits that brushing cannot shift, and brushing alone does not clean fully between teeth. Continue brushing gently along the gum line, use floss or interdental brushes if your dentist recommends them, and give your gums time to settle.

If the bleeding is frequent, gets worse, or happens without brushing, see a dentist. The same applies if your gums are swollen or irritated for more than a short period. This toothpaste is a hygiene product, not a treatment, and it cannot replace professional assessment.