The best floss is one that will encourage daily use because it is
- Easy to use
– A water irrigator, water pick, or electric flosser can help you remove food in hard-to-reach places—and is especially helpful if you have arthritis or braces or permanent dental work—but it doesn’t remove plaque
– A floss threader can aid in cleaning around braces and other dental appliances
- Economical
This is one place you don’t recycle and reuse—start with about 18 inches of new floss and move to a clean section of floss for each tooth - A flavor you like
Floss comes unflavored and in bacon, banana, breakfast, cinnamon, cupcake, mint, pickle, ranch, and wild fruit flavors. - The right thickness
Floss must fit between each tooth so you will need to determine whether waxed and/or single strand (for tightly spaced teeth) or unwaxed and/or multistrand floss (for some spacing between teeth) is best for you - Allergen free
Culprits may include wax and rubber - Sanitary
Look for store packaging AND home storage that keeps your floss germ-free
What floss will you choose to use daily?