Do you floss regularly or is this a new habbit?

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10 response(s)
Enrique P.

I used to floss regularly then as I grew older and busier, it became a difficult task to accomplish - I now find myself needing to floss every day because of this app

Nicole F.

I floss regularly. I treat it as a necessary habit, rather than an optional one. For example, it is necessary for me to shower after a workout, to change into my pajamas to sleep, and change the litter box as soon as I wake up. So when I get ready for bed, if I have time to brush my teeth then I also have time to floss. That methodology has been helping me floss at least 5x a week.

Amy N.

I started flossing regularly a while ago as a way to practice building a new habit. Now I don’t feel ready for bed unless I’ve flossed.

Lucia T.

I did it regularly in the past, but now it is becoming a daily habit, before I used to skip a few days, very embarrassing 😅

Eloane Q.

It’s a new habit. I would do it every once in a while or have random bouts of motivation. But now I have been able to do it consistently

Gomes G.

A bit of both. I used to fkoss occasionally, once a week or so, and i have a dental issue that requires me to do this daily now, and had slacked off, so have used my fabulous journey to help create a strong habit!

Thelma N.

Flossing is a new habit that I want to reinforce. I also want to make sure I brush my teeth every night before I go to bed.

Cassandra N.

This is new for me. I’ve known it’s something I should be doing but having a reminder has made it something I’m striving for

Amy C.

I have flossed before but not consistently. I am self conscious about my teeth and look forward to doing everything I can to keep an inviting smile. It only takes a few minutes and it feels good to go to bed with a sparking clean mouth!

Lexi N.

It’s an on again off again habit of mine. Considering how iffy my dental health can be it really shouldn’t be something that I shirk. I’ve been really good with it before but it’s easy for me to get off track with it.

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