Why Set Up a Flossing Routine?In addition to the American Dental Association recommending flossing as part of a good oral hygiene regimen; to complete your oral hygiene routine and get the most out of flossing, keep these flossing tips in mind…
Establish a regular routine and time for flossing.
If you only brush and don’t floss, you’re only cleaning 60% of your teeth.
If you’re short on time, floss your upper teeth in the morning and lower teeth in the evening.
Flossing disturbs bacteria and stops it before it can create plaque and cause gum and bone disease. Flossing once a day gives you a healthier set of gums and teeth.
