Gum irritation: If your gums are irritated due to rough brushing, certain foods, or irritants, they can become red, swollen, or sensitive. With proper oral hygiene, including gentle brushing, flossing, and rinsing with PeriActive mouthwash, the gums can heal within a few days.

Minor cuts or abrasions: Small cuts or abrasions on the gums, usually caused by accidental biting or sharp food particles, may cause temporary discomfort or bleeding. These injuries often heal on their own within a week or two, provided you maintain good oral hygiene practices and avoid further trauma to the area.

Gum inflammation (gingivitis): Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease characterized by inflammation, redness, and bleeding gums. With proper oral hygiene, including regular brushing, flossing, using PeriActive mouthwash and professional dental cleanings, gingivitis can be reversed and the gums can heal.
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If you do experience gum wounds or sores we advise that you use PeriActive mouthwash in addition to your regular oral care habits of brushing and flossing. PeriActive has antiinflammatory properties as well as wound healing properties to ensure your mouth heals quickly.

It's important to note that while minor gum injuries can heal on their own, more severe or persistent gum injuries may require professional dental care. If you experience severe pain, excessive bleeding, a deep cut, or a gum injury that doesn't improve after a few weeks, it's recommended to seek dental attention to ensure proper treatment and prevent complications.

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