Teeth Cleaning

 A new secret to good health?  Flossing helps clean teeth in the areas that brushing alone just cannot reach (between the teeth and under your gum line). 

Flossing and then brushing helps remove plaque, a sticky substance that accumulates and hardens over time. When left untreated, plaque deposits can eventually lead to gum disease and tooth decay. 

One type of dental floss does not work for everyone. Consumers can choose between waxed or un-waxed, flavored or unflavored, and regular or tape types. In general, a waxed floss slides between the teeth easier than an un-waxed floss.

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Some companies are now marketing dental floss made from newer, "space age" materials. These newer materials offer increased smoothness and are also stronger than traditional floss. Ask us which floss is right for you.

Some people with limited dexterity or arthritis cannot easily manipulate dental floss. These people may wish to try dental floss holders or intra-dental cleaners. 

Whatever your needs or preferences are, there is bound to be a product that will help you clean between the teeth and under the gum line. Brush and floss your teeth daily to help ensure the wellness of your teeth.

Learning the proper way to floss your teeth is important.  We will be happy to demonstrate proper flossing techniques

Flavored floss leaves a fresh taste in the mouth and it's especially nice for those times when brushing or rinsing is not possible. Tape floss is typically thicker than regular floss and is generally favored by people with wide gaps between their teeth.