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Can't floss...

Solair · 2012-05-13 17:52:03

I'm just wondering if this is normal. For my entire adult-teeth life I have been unable to successfully use dental floss. Any time I've tried to use it, I end up causing damage to my gums, or the floss becomes wedged between my teeth and is really difficult to get out. I use a high-end electric toothbrush, and I have never…

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#32 15-05-2012 01:15AM

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coylemj wrote: »

Thanks, I'll give them a go. I hasten to add though that my teeth are in better shape than the guy in that video!

like i say to everyone who says that, this guy has no gum disease. no bleeding, no pocketing (it's all receded), no pain!
periodontally speaking, it's a perfect result.

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#33 15-05-2012 07:45PM

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Ha, try flossing with braces! Not fun.

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