Asta W.
Before, because that way you can take the food essentials first and then use the toothpaste and brush to finish cleaning up the teeth.
L On Z.
I floss before so that any gunk is cleared away so the tooth brush can actually clean my teeth and gums with no food particles in the way.
Jessica A.
that is a good question, I actually floss then brush my teeth one day, and then do it the other way around. I think I should google the correct way, which is probably brushing then flossing?
Tierri P.
I floss after brushing my teeth. I prefer thos way because I feel like brushing cleans and flossing after gets all the stuff brushing may have missed.
Stanley F.
I do it before. For some reason I feel that makes more sense. But also that's the way my father taught me to do it…so…I do it before brushing.
Bert B.
I do it after, then I use mouthwash. I don't think it really matters in the end though, because at least you're flossing!
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