After gum treatment, the gums are often tender and vulnerable. A soft toothbrush helps to keep the area clean without irritating it. Brushing hard or using a hard brush can cause small wounds or loosen stitches. It is important to keep brushing, however, to prevent infection. Use small, circular movements and brush with light pressure. Electric brushes with a gentle setting can also be suitable. Your clinician will give you specific instructions for your situation. After a few weeks, you can usually switch to a medium brush. A soft brush contributes to a smooth recovery. Replace the brush regularly to ensure good hygiene.
Periodontology - Symptoms and Diagnosis
Why should I use a soft toothbrush after gum treatment?
A soft brush prevents damage to the healing gums.

