Amaury Dufour
I like flossers because I always had issues with regular string floss and cut off circulation to my fingers and struggled to get it around my teeth, not to mention it's a huge wastea
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Sara White
I prefer Oral B floss because it’s smooth and doesn’t cut my gums or get caught on my teeth. Smart floss is another good option. My dentist told me that water picks are really only good for braces and not worth the money. I would assume floss is a preference that differs greatly between people. Choose what you think will be neat for you. It’s only floss and you can easily change it if it doesn’t work for you.
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