Sammy Hawkins
Flossing helps, but using a softer brush and a more gentle toothpaste may also be the helpful. Also, see your dentist twice a year!
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Alma Petersen
I rinse my mouth out with warm water and a little bit of salt dissolved in. It's old school, until I can purchase a tube of Paradontax toothpaste to try it.
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