Everytime i brush my gums bleed

Gums that bleed every time you brush often have inflammation from plaque or tartar, although trauma and other conditions can also contribute.

Plaque bacteria irritate gingival tissue; hardened tartar cannot be removed by a toothbrush and can maintain inflammation below or at the gumline.

Use a soft brush with gentle gumline strokes, clean between teeth daily, and book a professional examination and cleaning if bleeding continues.

Seek care promptly for loose teeth, pus, swelling, fever, mouth sores, marked pain, or bleeding unrelated to brushing.

Ask whether the bleeding is gingivitis, periodontitis, trauma, or medication-related, and whether periodontal measurements are needed.