Dental floss is a thin filament used to clean and remove food particles and plaque from between teeth. It is an important part of oral hygiene, as it helps to prevent the buildup of bacteria and plaque, which can lead to a wide range of dental and oral health conditions such as gingivitis and cavities. Flossing is generally recommended at least once a day, and choosing the right type of floss for your needs is essential. When it comes to dental floss, there are several varieties available. The most popular type is wax-coated floss, which is strong and flexible and helps to glide between teeth easily. Another type is unwaxed floss that offers a more thorough cleaning. There is also floss available in flavored and unscented varieties. For people with orthodontics or braces, floss is even more important. Specialized floss helps to get around brackets and wires to remove any food stubbornly stuck beneath them, which can help to prevent decay. Unwaxed floss is more commonly used for those with braces as it is thin enough to glide through the gaps without damaging the wires. Flossing is an important part of maintaining good oral health and is very easy to do. It is also a cheap and effective way to clean the teeth and remove bacteria. Flossing regularly can help to reduce plaque buildup, promote gum health, and even improve bad breath. Therefore, it is important for everyone to floss daily to prevent a range of oral health problems.
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