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frodoc97

Water flossers can be great, especially if regular flossing feels like a chore (trust me, you're not alone there...). They're definitely effective at flushing out food particles and reducing inflammation, especially if you have braces or tight spaces between teeth. But honestly, traditional floss still has the edge when it comes to scraping off plaque directly from tooth surfaces. Maybe try combining both methods? A quick water floss daily and traditional floss a few times a week could be the sweet spot for healthier gums long-term.


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