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Choices include:
waxed - best for rough surfaces/restorations in the mouth that snag unwaxed floss
unwaxed - thinner, slips between teeth and under gum tissue easily, flattens out against the tooth, and makes a squeaking noise when tooth is clean
Kevlar - strong and slick, resists tearing on rough surfaces/restorations
braided - stretchy yarn-type floss especially good for large spaces between teeth
Try them and see what works best for you. The important thing is that you do floss.









































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Flossing is as a matter of fact more important than brushing. But of course, we have to do both.
there is very good info about dental cavities and gum disease here:
http://bertthedentist.com/dental-cavity/
http://bertthedentist.com/bleeding-gums/
http://bertthedentist.com/gum-disease-treatment/
take care,
thanks for the tips!