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Originally posted by: Twista
Originally posted by: Ime
What is this "floss" you speak of?
Originally posted by: intogamer
few time a year
Originally posted by: randumb
few times a week. my teeth have pretty big gaps so not much gets stuck inbetween them.
There is nothing stoping you from brushing after lunch meal. Get a travel kit.Originally posted by: KarenMarie
twice a day.
Over the last 18months, i have had soooo much work done on my teeth.... four quad root planing, new fillings, replace fillings, sealant, zoom whitening, double crowned bridge, root canals.... fvck.... not only was it really painful, but it costs me thousands and thousands of $$$$ (no insurance).
from now on, if the dentist tells me to floss twice a day, i am gonna floss twice a day. brush 2 times a day and carry a little bottle of mouthwash so i can rinse after lunch.
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Originally posted by: OffTopic
There is nothing stoping you from brushing after lunch meal. Get a travel kit.
I tried this with my sister's floss. Didn't work out so hot after I realized the floss had a strong cinnamon smell. Anyway, I'm gonna buy some floss picks today and get back into the habit. Yeah!Originally posted by: Eli
A few times a week.
Too lazy to do it everytime I guess.
Here's something for all you "I don't ever floss" people to try, though..
Eat some meat. Doesen't really matter what it is, but stringy meat like chicken or pork is best.
Now, wait 12-24 hours. 48+ hours is even better.
Grab some floss, and carefully floss some of your back molars. Extract the floss so you have some food remnants on it.
Now, smell it.
That's what your breath smells like.
It only takes 12 hours for meat start rotting at ~98ºF.
If you do this, I guarentee you will look at flossing in a whole new light. Those of you saying "I only floss when I get something stuck in my teeth"..
Go ahead and brush first, and then do the test. The results will be the same. You can't clean sh!t from between your teeth with a toothbrush.
