Originally posted by: conjur
What if you dip your floss in Listerine? Does that form an impenetrable shield on your teeth?
Pfizer in print ads had featured a Listerine bottle balanced equally on a scale opposite a floss container with the words: "Listerine antiseptic is clinically proven to be as effective as floss at reducing plaque and gingivitis between the teeth."
The judge said "substantial evidence" demonstrates that flossing is important in reducing tooth decay and gum disease and that it cannot be replaced by rinsing with a mouthwash.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Pfizer in print ads had featured a Listerine bottle balanced equally on a scale opposite a floss container with the words: "Listerine antiseptic is clinically proven to be as effective as floss at reducing plaque and gingivitis between the teeth."
The judge said "substantial evidence" demonstrates that flossing is important in reducing tooth decay and gum disease and that it cannot be replaced by rinsing with a mouthwash.
am i the only one who doesn't see a problem here? reducing plaque and gingivitis != reducing tooth decay and gum disease
Originally posted by: BDawg
Originally posted by: conjur
What if you dip your floss in Listerine? Does that form an impenetrable shield on your teeth?
That's the secret behind cold fusion.
If you do both right after brushing and using a waterpik, it's like crossing the streams in Ghostbusters.
