Q8. Which floss is right for me?
A8. Everyone is different when it comes to dental floss. We all have our own personal preferences and what works for one person doesn’t always suit another.
You may have to try different types of floss to find one that suits you.
You can always ask your dentist or dental hygienist for their advice about this. They may be able to recommend a type of floss which best suits your teeth.
Learn more about the types of dental floss and aids.
FAQS Index:
Dental Floss FAQs - A Guide to Dental Floss
- What is ‘dental floss?’
- Should I floss?
- What are the benefits of flossing?
- Are there any risks with flossing?
- Can I floss if my teeth are too close together?
- My teeth have gaps between them, can I use dental floss?
- What types of floss are there?
- Which floss is right for me?
- How much does floss cost?
- How do I use floss?
- Q11. I brush my teeth every day; do I need to use floss?
- Does flossing hurt?
- I have arthritis and find it difficult to floss; is there an alternative?
- What is ‘Glide?’
- What is a ‘flossing aid?’