Mathew W.
I almost always floss first. It feels like if I do it that way round my teeth are as free of ‘dirt’ as possible before being cleaned
Ruby N.
I personally like to floss before brushing. I feel like flossing loosens up a bunch of gunk so your brush can wash it away
Lorenzo Q.
It makes the most sense to brush my teeth in the morning when I first wake up. Get rid of bacteria before I eat or drink water.
Then eat breakfast.
Then floss. Floss to get the actual food particles out of your teeth from breakfast.
Wake up
Brush
Eat
Floss
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