
Did you know that sources estimate only about 30% to 32% of U.S. adults floss their teeth daily? Although brushing alone can help remove harmful plaque and bacteria, it only addresses about of about half of built up residue. Flossing is needed to achieve a more thorough cleaning and prevent common oral issues, like cavities and gum disease.
But you might skip this step in your dental hygiene routine if you don’t know much about it. Continue reading to learn more about the history of how this product evolved over time to better understand how it helps protect your smile!
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