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Do you floss then brush or brush then floss?

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Do you floss then brush or brush then floss?

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The debate over whether to floss before or after brushing is common, but the key is consistency. Flossing before brushing can help remove plaque and food particles, allowing your toothbrush to clean more effectively. However, the most important habit is to do both regularly. Establishing a routine that includes daily flossing and brushing will promote better oral health and reinforce your commitment to self-care. Choose the order that feels best for you, and stick with it to develop lasting healthy habits.

Anniston I.

I usually brush then floss because brushing will clean the teeth, and flossing will get the leftover food out. The floss does the extra touchups after the toothbrush does the real work. :)

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