Dental Care

Description

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.

• Removes plaque from the interdental space and gumline
• Infused with menthol oil
• Leaves your mouth clean and fresh
• 50 meters of black waxed floss
• Part of our charcoal dental range
• Please refer to packaging before use

How to use

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:

1. Break off a piece of Safe and Sound Health’s Black Waxed Dental Floss around 18 inches/45cm long, and wind most of it around your middle finger
2. Wind the remaining floss around the same finger on the opposite hand
3. Hold about 1-2 inches of the floss tightly between your thumb and forefingers, leaving no slack
4. Gently guide the floss between your teeth using a ‘rocking’ or ‘zig-zag’ motion (Take care not to snap the floss into the gums)
5. When you reach the gum line curve the floss into a ‘C-shape’ against one of the teeth until you feel resistance
6. Gently scrape the floss down the side of the tooth, moving the floss away from the gumline. Repeat for every tooth and as you move into each tooth, unroll a fresh section of floss from your finger

Flossing tips

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

• Don’t forget to floss the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle but thorough
• Throw away the piece of floss when you are finished and use a fresh piece every time you floss

Description

Designed to make flossing easier and more convenient. Safe and Sound Health’s Black Dental Floss Picks have a flexible handle for easily reaching all areas of the mouth and removing plaque and food debris from the interdental space between the teeth.

Used as part of your daily oral hygiene routine, our black dental floss picks can help prevent gum disease, tooth decay and tooth loss by removing plaque build-up and leftover food debris from the gumline and space between the teeth. Our Black Dental Floss Picks are part of our charcoal dental range, a range of dental care products designed to work with charcoal toothpaste and other charcoal dental cleaning products.

• 40x black dental floss picks in a handy storage container
• Removes plaque from the interdental spaces between the teeth and the gumline
• Flexible handle to help reach awkward areas of the mouth
• Convenient pick for removing larger pieces of food debris
• Part of our charcoal dental range
• Please refer to packing before use

How to use

1. Black Dental Picks are a great alternative to dental floss, helping you clean the interdental space without fiddling with long pieces of floss. To floss your teeth with our Black Dental Floss Picks:
2. Hold the black dental floss pick firmly in your hand
3. Gently guide the black dental pick between your teeth using a ‘rocking’ or ‘zig-zag’ motion (Take care not to snap the floss into the gum)
4. Gently scrape the floss pick down the side of the tooth, moving the floss away from the gumline. Repeat for every tooth.
5. Use the pick at the end to reach in between teeth and remove any leftover food debris

Flossing tips

• Start flossing the top teeth, working left to right. Then move to the bottom teeth, again working left to right. This will make it less likely you will miss a tooth
• Don’t forget to clean the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle by thorough
• Throw the black dental floss pick away when you have finished and use a fresh dental floss pick every time you clean your teeth

Description

Designed to make flossing easier and more convenient, Safe and Sound Health’s Dental Floss Picks have a flexible handle, making it easier to reach the back of the mouth and remove built-up plaque and bacteria. Our dental floss picks feature a handy pick end for removing large pieces of food debris from between the teeth.

Used as part of your daily oral hygiene routine, our dental floss picks can help prevent gum disease, tooth decay and tooth loss by removing plaque and leftover food debris from the gum line and the interdental space. 

• 40x dental floss picks in a handy storage container
• Removes plaque from the interdental spaces and gumline
• Handled to help reach awkward areas in the mouth
• Convenient pick to remove larges pieces of leftover food
• Please refer to packaging before use

How to use

Dental picks are a great alternative to dental floss, helping you clean the interdental space without fiddling with long pieces of floss. To floss your teeth with a dental pick:

1. Hold the dental floss pick firmly in your hand
2. Gently guide the dental pick between your teeth using a ‘rocking’ or ‘zig-zag’ motion (Take care not to snap the floss into the gums)
3. Gently scrape the dental floss pick down the side of the tooth, moving the floss away from the gumline. Repeat for every tooth.
4. Use the pick of the end to reach in between the teeth and remove leftover food debris.

Flossing tips

• Start flossing the top teeth, working 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
• Don’t forget to clean the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle but thorough
• Throw the dental floss pick away when you have finished and use a fresh dental floss pick every time you clean your teeth

Description

Used as part of your daily oral hygiene routine,  Safe and Sound Health’s Waxed Dental Floss can help to prevent gum disease, tooth decay and tooth loss by removing plaque and leftover food debris from the places your toothbrush can’t reach. The waxed coated floss slides easily between even tight teeth, reaching the most difficult areas in the mouth to clean and remove bacteria.

Infused with menthol oils, our waxed dental floss can help you maintain good oral hygiene by removing bacteria and plaque from the interdental space and the gum line, leaving your mouth clean and your breath fresh all day.

• Removes plaque from the interdental spaces and gumline
• Infused with menthol oils 
• Leaves your mouth clean and fresh 
• 50 meters of waxed floss
• Please refer to packaging before use

How to use

Brushing alone is not enough to remove leftover food debris and plaque from the space between the teeth. Flossing is an effective way to reach the interdental space and clean between the teeth:

1. Break off a piece of Safe and Sound Health Waxed Dental Floss around 18inches/45cm long, and wind most of it around your middle finger
2. Wind the remaining floss around the same finger on the opposite hand
3. Hold about 1-2 inches of the floss tightly between your thumb and forefingers, leaving no slack
4. Gently guide the floss between your teeth using a  ‘rocking’ or ‘zig-zag’ motion (Take care not to snap the floss into the gums)
5. When you reach the gumline curve the floss into a ‘C-shape’ against one of the teeth until you feel resistance
6. Gently scrape the floss down the side of the tooth, moving the floss away from the gumline. Repeat for every tooth and as you move into each tooth, unroll a fresh section of floss from your finger.

Flossing Tips

• Start flossing the top teeth, working 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
• Don’t forget to floss the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle but thorough
• Throw away the piece of floss when you are finished and use a fresh piece every time you floss

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s small 0.4mm Angled Interdental Brushes get into the small gaps between your teeth where regular brushing cannot reach. Our angled interdental brushes can reach between the teeth in the tight spaces, removing plaque and food debris that can build up and lead to gum disease, tooth decay and tooth loss.

Dentists and hygienists recommend interdental brushes for cleaning between the teeth and should be used daily to maintain good oral health. Our Angled 0.4mm Interdental Brushes have a strong and flexible handle with a precision angled head.

• 6 Angled interdental brushes per pack
• Angled precision handle
• Helps clean the hard to reach areas of the mouth
• Enables you to maintain a healthy mouth and gums
• Please refer to packaging before use

How to use

Before using your interdental brush, check you are using the correct size for your teeth and mouth. You can find out more about interdental brushes sizes here. To clean the space between your teeth with an interdental brush, follow these steps:

1. Gently insert the interdental brush in the gap between your teeth
2. Carefully move the brush backwards and forwards, sliding the brush up towards the gumline and top of your tooth
3. Repeat for every tooth
4. Change interdental brush and wire size when needed
5. Rinse your interdental brush after use and replace once the filaments become worn

Tips

• Start using the interdental brush on the top teeth, working 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
• Don’t forget to clean the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle but thorough
• Use different size interdental brushes for different size gaps in your teeth
• Change your interdental brush when it shows sign of wear or the filaments become worn

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s small 0.4 mm Interdental Brushes get into the small gaps between your teeth where regular brushing cannot reach. Our extra small interdental brushes remove plaque build-up and food debris from between the teeth that can lead to both gum and tooth disease, maintaining a healthy mouth and fresh breath.

Dentists and hygienists recommend interdental brushes for cleaning between the teeth and should be used daily to maintain good oral health. Our 0.4mm interdental brushes have a strong and flexible precision handle, helping you clean the hard to reach areas. Each pack of 0.4mm extra small interdental brushes come with a protective travel cap and 6 x 0.4mm interdental brushes.

• Precision handles help clean the hard to reach areas of the mouth
• Removes plaque and leftover food from between the teeth
• Enables you to maintain a healthy mouth and gums
• 6 x 0.4mm interdental brushes per pack 
• Please refer to packaging before use

How to use

Before using your interdental brush, check you are using the correct size for your teeth and mouth. You can find out more about interdental brushes sizes here. To clean the space between your teeth with an interdental brush, follow these steps:

1. Gently insert the interdental brush in the gap between your teeth
2. Carefully move the brush backwards and forwards, sliding the brush up towards the gumline and top of your tooth
3. Repeat for every tooth
4. Change interdental brush and wire size when needed
5. Rinse your interdental brush after use and replace once the filaments become worn

Tips

• Start using the interdental brush on the top teeth, working 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
• Don’t forget to clean the back of the last tooth
• Be gentle but thorough
• Use different size interdental brushes for different size gaps in your teeth
• Change your interdental brush when it shows sign of wear or the filaments become worn