The SmilePlace

If your gums bleed when you floss, that's not a sign to stop. 🦷

It's a sign you need to floss more.

Bleeding gums are almost always caused by inflammation from plaque buildup — and consistent daily flossing is exactly what clears it up. Most people see it stop within 1–2 weeks.

We just published a complete flossing guide for families covering:

✔️ The step most people skip (hint: it's the C-shape)

✔️ When to start flossing your child's teeth

✔️ The right tools for every age

✔️ Why you should floss before you brush, not after

Read the full guide at TheSmilePlaceNY.com/blog 🔗