Anton Andersen
You may want to first find out if you have gum issues. But floss is much better overall. Use what you are comfortable with
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Sibel Kühn
If toothpicks hurt, then stop using them. Tell your dentist about the issue and have them recommend another, less painful option.
Robin Vasquez
I’ve never heard of that. Did he say why toothpicks?? If it’s hurting you, stop. Good ole’ floss is proven to help I’m not sure if this is even a real question.
Jeffrey Peck
Have you thought about using floss stick like plackers?
They work well for me, and even have a toothpick part if you absolutely need it
They work well for me, and even have a toothpick part if you absolutely need it
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