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A Proven Fighter Against Gum Disease
The good news is that bleeding gums and gingivitis can be successfully treated and completely reversed.
Dentists recommend a daily treatment regimen that includes 
- Brushing with a soft-bristled toothbrush after every meal (or at least twice a day)
- Cleaning between teeth to remove plaque
- Stimulating gum tissue to increase needed blood flow
- Finishing with an alcohol-free mouth rinse, like The Natural Dentist Healthy Gums
- As with any serious matter involving your oral health, your first response to bleeding gums should be to consult your dentist.
Prevent & Reverse Gingivitis
The best news is that The Natural Dentist makes a mouth rinse especially for bleeding gums.
Use Healthy Gums Antigingivitis Rinse Daily
- Daily use of Healthy Gums has been clinically proven to reduce gingivitis and gingival bleeding.
- It is the only leading mouth rinse containing aloe vera at a level that has been proven effective for bleeding gums.
- It does not contain alcohol, which can irritate mouth tissue.
- Nor does it contain harsh chemicals, artificial dyes or artificial flavorings.
- The Natural Dentist Healthy Gums Antigingivitis Rinse provides the fresh breath of other mouth rinses and it can keep your bleeding gums from coming back.
"My dentist noticed that my gums no longer bleed and I have a normal cleaning now at normal intervals, every 6 months as opposed to every 3 months. I gladly recommend this product."
- Aerie
"...Did I mention that my gums no longer bleed since I started using this product? Having suffered from gum disease for over 15 years, I am so happy that a product like this has finally come on the market!"
- Jessica
If you suffer from bleeding gums,
you’ve come to the right place.
- You are right to take bleeding gums seriously. It is frequently the first sign of gingivitis, which can lead to tooth loss and more serious conditions requiring surgery.
- It is never "normal" for your gums to bleed, no matter how hard you brush.
- Bleeding gums aren’t always obvious and may first show as pink spit, red floss or reddish marks on hard food, like apples.
- Gum disease, left untreated, can lead to bad breath, infection, tooth loss, bone deterioration and surgery.
- Gum disease is linked to more severe conditions including heart disease, diabetes and cancer.
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