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I agree with the poster above. It's probably gum disease, but this can be serious and leadLead poisoning to the unnecessary loss of teeth. You need to brush, floss, and use medicated mouthrinse morning and night. You also need regular bi-yearly cleanings at your dentist. Perhaps, if you do have gum disease, you might need deep cleanings. Some medications can cause an inflammation of the gums as can some vitamin deficiencies, so make sure your nutrition is good. When gum disease is really bad, dentist often refer to periodontists who sometimes give antibiotics to reduce the inflammation. Normal, healthy gums should not bleed at all when you brush.