Phillip Allen
The best type of dental floss is the one you will use. 🙂
Seriously, what mostly matters is which floss fits easily between your teeth and is comfortable for you to use. Any floss is better than no floss!
Seriously, what mostly matters is which floss fits easily between your teeth and is comfortable for you to use. Any floss is better than no floss!
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