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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / February 2006

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Toothpick instead of floss

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tenplay - 09 Feb 2006 21:14 GMT
I read on a dentist's website that, for those who hate to floss, using a
toothpick after each meal is a good alternative.  He said that the grain
of the wood does a better job at scraping off food particles than the
smoother floss.  Since I have some crooked teeth, I usually use a
toothpick anyway after eating.  What do you think?
news.planet.nl - 10 Feb 2006 22:58 GMT
-Toothpicks will wear your teeth more than floss
-Toothpicks will only clean the space between gums/teeth not in between
teeth
> I read on a dentist's website that, for those who hate to floss, using a
> toothpick after each meal is a good alternative.  He said that the grain
> of the wood does a better job at scraping off food particles than the
> smoother floss.  Since I have some crooked teeth, I usually use a
> toothpick anyway after eating.  What do you think?
Gabe - 11 Feb 2006 07:53 GMT
-Toothpicks will wear your teeth more than floss
-Toothpicks will only clean the space between gums/teeth not in between

Right!

Cheers!

Gabe

> -Toothpicks will wear your teeth more than floss
> -Toothpicks will only clean the space between gums/teeth not in between
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>> smoother floss.  Since I have some crooked teeth, I usually use a
>> toothpick anyway after eating.  What do you think?
 
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