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Tips for effective flossing Explaining why frequency — and timing — matter, Dr Sood said, “Every floss session breaks up biofilm before it inflames gum vessels.

Waterpik vs. Traditional Flossing When it comes to flossing your teeth, you have multiple options available to you. However, the two most commonly used methods for cleaning between your teeth are ...

Even better, the most effective time to floss is actually when most of us also have the most time: the evening. “Ideally, we should floss at night before bed,” says de Tapia.

Some people prefer to floss after a midday meal, while others prefer flossing before bed at the end of the day. The key is to pick a time you can stick to every day.

Dentists never stop reminding you to floss — but they do it for a reason. “You should floss once a day, with some studies suggesting that flossing before brushing could help remove more plaque ...

Step 3- Flossing Flossing should be done after brushing. (Pexels) Brushing is expected to do the heavy lifting in dental hygiene, with many believing it is adequate to remove all food particles.

Sarah Diligenti, the director of the Alliance Française in Washington DC, had never heard of flossing before she moved to the US in 1995. Growing up in the south-western French city of Toulouse, she ...