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Teeth Flossing
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Whats so good about teeth flossing?
Hardly ever floss my teeth, had very little dental work done.
Floss my teeth and end up with a mouth full off blood...?
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Do you floss?
Do you bleed like a pig with haemophilia if you do?
Hardly ever floss my teeth, had very little dental work done.
Floss my teeth and end up with a mouth full off blood...?
??
Do you floss?
Do you bleed like a pig with haemophilia if you do?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It is a pain Nails......but floss. Flossing is the best way to reduce plaque. Plaque is the main reason for your gums receding and exposing your teeth roots and for causing gum disease. Your gums are made of the same tissue as your heart. Look after them. Your gums are bleeding when you floss because you have a problem. Use the little floss harps or if you can stand it the tiny little flossing brushes. I know that I sometimes post things that are liable to raise hackles(Haha) but this is my best advice.
Here we go. They are now calling them dental floss picks. Bleeedin Americanisations. My dentist supplies me with them.
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I use the interdental brushes every night, before I brush my teeth. I never used to use them and when I did occasionally use them, I'd bleed quite a lot. This is a warning that your gums are not healthy ..... after having used the brushes for a little while, the bleeding stopped.
Think of your teeth as having five sides - the top, front, back and two sides. Three of the sides can be cleaned using your brush - front, back and top. The other two sides also need cleaning or else plaque will build up and cause a problem with the gums if not addressed. A quick brush with the interdental brushes will remove any plaque build up.
You might think your mouth is healthy, but the main cause of tooth loss is not tooth decay; but gum disease :(
Think of your teeth as having five sides - the top, front, back and two sides. Three of the sides can be cleaned using your brush - front, back and top. The other two sides also need cleaning or else plaque will build up and cause a problem with the gums if not addressed. A quick brush with the interdental brushes will remove any plaque build up.
You might think your mouth is healthy, but the main cause of tooth loss is not tooth decay; but gum disease :(