If you gums are bleeding, you possibly have a gum infection called periodontitis. Mouthwash will not correct the problem. Periodontitis can lead to bone loss and eventual tooth loss. Get to your dentist immediately for a complete diagnosis.

You must go to a dentist / hygienist and get your teeth cleaned. No mouth wash can cure bleeding gums.

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Toothbrush, floss, and waterpik on gum tissue work well. Mouth wash doesn't help.

Bleeding gums is the most common sign of gum (periodontal) disease. You have to see a dentist, have some X-rays, and diagnose it properly. Treatment may include simple cleaning or most likely deep cleaning. No mouthwash will help you if you have plaque and tartar build-up on your teeth. It is that simple.

If your gums are bleeding without provocation, then I am afraid you are beyond over the counter mouthwash resolution. The best way to restore your gums at this point, back to good health is to get a cleaning by your dentist, & then to maintain it by, yes, the f word, flossing. Your gums may continue in the beginning to bleed, but if you continue to floss, the gums will become firm & not bleed at all. Also, return at least twice a year to your dentist for regular cleanings.

I would focus on a mouthwash advertised specifically for gum disease.