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Interdental cleaning to remove food particles and plaque between teeth; helps reduce bad breath; supports prevention of gingivitis and dental caries in interdental areas

Dental floss mechanically dislodges plaque and trapped debris from between teeth and along the gumline where a toothbrush cannot reach. Regular use reduces bacterial load and inflammation of gums.

Use once daily (preferably at night). Cut ~30–45 cm of floss, wind around middle fingers, guide gently between teeth using a sawing motion; curve into a C-shape around each tooth and slide under the gumline gently. Use a fresh section for each tooth; discard after use.

Gum irritation, bleeding gums (especially initially), pain if used aggressively, floss shredding or getting stuck (with tight contacts)

Do not snap floss forcefully as it may injure gums. If gums bleed heavily or bleeding persists beyond 1–2 weeks of regular gentle flossing, consult a dentist. Use caution with braces, crowns, bridges, and implants—consider dentist-recommended floss/threaders. Keep out of reach of children to avoid choking/entanglement risk.

No known drug interactions (non-medicated dental device)

Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep the container closed to maintain hygiene.

Oral-B Essential Floss, Colgate Dental Floss, Sensodyne Dental Floss, Floss Picks (generic), Interdental Brushes (generic)