Oral hygiene for Kids: Starting a routine early
Even though our second set of teeth comes in later in childhood, milk teeth are still important to care for. Not on...
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Removes food debris and bacteria from the tongue for a healthy and clean mouth
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Our black waxed dental floss reaches plaque where your toothbrush can’t. Infused with menthol oils
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Black Dental Floss Picks for easily reaching and removing plaque from the interdental space
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Safe and Sound Health’s Black Waxed Dental Floss
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Just brushing the teeth is often not enough to remove plaque and leftover bits of food from the interdental space between the teeth. Flossing is an effective way to remove the build-up of food debris and plaque that can build-up throughout the day.
Including flossing in your daily oral hygiene routine can remove the build-up of bacteria and plaque between the teeth and prevent gum disease, tooth decay and in extreme circumstances, tooth loss.
Safe and Sound Health’s Black Waxed Dental Floss easily slides between even tight teeth, reaching the most difficult areas in the mouth to clean and remove plaque and food debris. Infused with menthol oils, our Black Waxed Dental Floss leaves your mouth clean, healthy and fresh. Our Black Waxed Dental Floss is part of our charcoal dental range, a range of dental care products designed to work with charcoal toothpaste and other charcoal dental cleaning products.
Brushing alone is not enough to remove leftover food and plaque from the space between the teeth. Flossing is an effective way to reach the interdental space and clean between the teeth:
Start flossing the top teeth, working from the left to the right. Then move to the bottom teeth, again working left to right. This will make it less likely you will miss a tooth