Valerie P.
Floss sticks are the easiest method as the floss doesn’t slip between your fingers as with normal flossing. Different brands are differing thicknesses so recommended trying a few to see which is preferable for you.
Louisa P.
The flossing method I like to use is a flossing stick or flosser. I do not like wrapping string around my finger and putting my fingers in my mouth. So I feel that the flossing stick is it good option and I can reach all the way back to my molars with it
Savannah J.
Flossing has become a nightly routine after brushing. I use super-silky and highest-quality floss so it doesn’t shred. Takes 30 seconds. Then, I use a tongue scraper (takes 10 seconds), then my swish with TheraBreath rinse. So fresh and no more bad breath. Flossing is so important!
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