Brushing cleans the outer tooth surfaces, but floss reaches the spaces between teeth and under th…
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Brushing cleans the outer tooth surfaces, but floss reaches the spaces between teeth and under the gum line where decay and disease start. Regular flossing removes plaque buildup that hardens into tartar, prevents cavities between teeth, and stops gum inflammation before it becomes serious. Many people skip this step and then wonder why their gums bleed or their dentist finds cavities in hidden spots 🪥
Visit Dentistaa to learn the right flossing technique for your teeth, or call us to book your next cleaning.