Of all the things that people do to take care of themselves, using dental floss is perhaps the one that gets tossed to the wayside more often than not. Studies have shown that as few as a third of adults regularly floss their teeth, even though dentists beg their patients to do this simple task. There is a good reason, too.
Flossing the teeth just once a day can remove harmful plaque and bacteria buildup, which can cause bad breath, gingivitis and even cavities. Perhaps one reason many people decide not to floss is that they find it too time consuming. However, there are many things that can be done to make the process painless. Read on for some quick tips on how to get started flossing. Continue reading


