Kati Hessel
No. You are supposed to floss once a day. Choosing morning or night to do it everyday is probably a good idea to help make it a routine though.
Cameron Chambers
Yes, because bacteria that formed in your mouth during the night will be there to greet you with a nice morning breath. So do floss, even in the morning.
Axel Deschamps
Try it out and see if it feels better to you. Technically if there are bacteria collecting between your teeth, flossing will always be more thorough at removing that… but personally I think mouthwash should do the trick.
Plínio Ramos
Personally I think it depends on if you brush/floss before or after you eat. If you floss after you eat I’d say it’s more important
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