Ruth Y.
I am currently using Quip. And the floss comes in a biodegradable packaging small and easy to use. The thread is not as eco friendly as other floss products I have seen, like Tom’s. But the Quip floss comes marked, so you know how much you need each time and it goes soft and easy on your gums, which I think is good for any floss beginner.
Related Questions
- What do you tell yourself to stay motivated to floss everyday?
- What time of day is the best time to floss for best effect?
- How best does one floss around molars? They’re hard to reach, hard to see, yet often the most in need of extra attention.
- Is it necessary to floss everyday? How does one floss properly and how do I know it’s helping? I feel like I am not doing it properly and that it’s not helping so I kind of find it hard to make it stick
- Do you always carry dental floss with you?
- How do you remember to do it?
- I am an avid user of floss picks—is there something else you suggest I try? (Water pick, standard floss, etc)
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- I’ve always brushed my teeth twice a day but it still shocked me how big a difference it made for me in oral hygiene. Did you notice any big changes?
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