Rinsing with hydrogen peroxide can help treat gum disease and inflammation and control bleeding. You can make a hydrogen peroxide rinse (use a concentration of 1.5% to 3%) by adding a small amount ...

Bleeding gums while flossing may signal underlying oral health issues, such as gum disease or improper flossing technique.

Bleeding gums don't make for a happy mouth, so here are some tips to get you smiling again. First, figure out the cause. Many cases stem from too much plaque buildup, which you can tackle at home.

First aid can help treat upper and lower frenulum tears, helping reduce bleeding lips and gums. The labial frenulum is a thin layer of tissue that connects the lips to the gums and bones in the face.