The technique, timing and frequency ... according to the American Dental Association. People who are too tired at bedtime to floss, for instance, should choose a different time of day such ...

Here is the flossing technique recommended by dental experts: Cut a piece of floss — about 18 inches, or the length of 2½ toothbrushes — and wrap it around your middle fingers on both hands ...

After a flossing session is done, you're encouraged to use the tongue scraper to scrub any potential plaque residue from your ...

It's equally important to have the right technique when you floss so that you can clean your teeth and gums effectively. If you experience discomfort or bleeding when you floss, contact a dental ...

Maintaining optimal oral hygiene is crucial for overall health and well-being. Good oral care not only keeps your smile ...

I was immediately intrigued due mainly to the fact I didn't have to wrap disgusting dental floss around my fingers. There's a three-quarter-inch piece of string on the head that only comes in ...

Ahead of Dental Health Week (August 7-13), the Australian ... today by the ADA reveals three in four Aussies rarely or never floss and one in five only brush their teeth once a day.