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Instant Relief from Inflamed/Bleeding Gums

Bleeding, inflamed gums are very common, but shouldn’t be ignored! These are the first, treatable signs of gum disease, otherwise known as Gingivitis, meaning inflammation of the gums. If your gums bleed easily, when eating, brushing or cleaning in between your teeth, they look puffy, red and shiny, you need to act. To help manage these issues, Gengigel® Mouthrinse is the most suitable formulation of the Gengigel® range.

Gengigel® Mouthrinse will provide for the relief, management and prevention of inflammation and bleeding gums. Used regularly Gengigel® can protect from reoccurring conditions and help to maintain a healthy mouth long-term.

All Gengigel® products have been clinically proven and are recommended by dental health professionals. Its main ingredient, Hyaluronic Acid, has a soothing, healing and protective effect that will help maintain a healthy mouth long-term. To learn more about how Gengigel® works, please, check the ‘How it works‘ section.

Why do my gums bleed?

Plaque is the sticky substance containing bacteria that is continuously forming on our teeth. To keep our gums and teeth healthy we need to remove the plaque regularly and effectively. If we don’t, the plaque builds up, causing our bodies to react to this unwelcome attack from bacteria, white blood cells are sent to respond, resulting in an increase in blood flow at the gum line and hence why the gums appear red, swollen and bleed.

How to prevent and manage bleeding gums?

  1. Brushing for 2 minutes, twice a day with a toothpaste containing fluoride.
  2. Cleaning in between the teeth, daily, with either interdental brushes or floss, to remove all food debris.
  3. Use an alcohol-free mouth rinse twice a day, at different times from brushing.
  4. Adopt and maintain a healthy, well-balanced diet to get the maximum vitamins and nutrients. Where possible avoiding sugary drinks and snacks.
  5. Adjust your lifestyle to reduce stress, alcohol consumption and quit smoking.
  6. If your gums continue to bleed regularly make an appointment to see your Dentist or Hygienist.