Johanne Z.
I have an injured hand right now so I use packers. The little picks that have floss on them. I like them a lot and may even use them after I am all healed.
Unsung U.
I use both the normal floss and Floss picks. I’ve going floss picks are best used for getting the back teeth that are usually hats to teach
Shelby Z.
Tepe interdental flossers, they were recommended by my dentist. They work very well and are easier to use than floss! You just have to try out a few different sizes to see which type is right for your teeth.
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