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Bring Me That Horizon
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Monday, March 9, 2009 at 11:44PM
Reader Comments (11)
Something tells me there is more to this story!
Mari, you crack me up. Yeah, lots more to the story, but I'm not sure I want to tell it ... suffice it to say that the funny thing is, I DO floss ... almost obsessively. It's one of the few things I do right, well, and often! LOL!
I never floss. I do occasionally use the little wooden sticks, but my teeth are too crowded together to floss, even with the waxed stuff. Each time my hygienist tries, she makes my gums bleed, and how can that be good?
Once my dentist did it for me and I ended up literally in tears. Still, I do have all me own teeth, so it can't all be bad, huh?
Jay, that can't be good (the part about your hygienist hurting you, I mean)! But if your hygienist knows what you're doing and is okay with it -- and, as you point out, you still have your teeth -- it's great! I wish I had your excuse not to floss! I love those little wooden sticks too.
I am experiencing some dental problems right now but the hygienist told me there is no way to underestimate the good I've done myself by faithfully flossing! My kids all tell me they're too lazy to bother.
I remember a Listerine mouthwash commercial that said using their product killed germs, freshened breath AND gave you all the benefits of flossing.
It sounded too good to be true, but I chose to believe it...
WEll, I had to come right over to see what this verb is all about! I floss but not because I like it or because I want to. It is a necessity since my last fillings. Not sure why.
Hope your teeth are happy teeth!
Kev, I don't think you read the small print, my friend ... but as it happens, I'm addicted to Listerine too! I like Vanilla Mint ...
Cheryl, they're as happy as can be expected under the circumstances! Good for you, a flosser! :-)
I don't floss. I have never had a cavity. I have all my teeth except the four the dentist pulled so the braces would work, and one that crumbled (from malnutrition as a baby), even tho I had flouride treatments every six months for ages - are you sure flossing isn't what CAUSED the problems? (Don't mind me, I have a well-deserved grudge against my childhood dentist, but that's another story).
Tracie, you put an interesting spin on it, but no, I'm pretty sure flossing did not cause my problems! I think it has helped me tremendously, but unfortunately I have a genetic predisposition to weak gums. TG, like you, has never had a cavity and does not floss (at least not regularly) but like me, he's addicted to Listerine! He likes the plain brown kind though ... yech.
Since I my teeth cleaning last October, I've been practically addicted to flossing. I can't stand to go to bed without flossing. It's so much cleaner and prettier. The picks with floss on them work the best. Regular floss is so much more frustrating. Not to mention I don't like having to stick my fingers in my mouth. I will not deny the fact that I have a big mouth, however, that doesn't mean I care to have my hands in it. As good as Listerine may be, ACT fluoride rinse has benefited me the most. And it tastes better.
@ Robyn ... I love the little green Plackers too! Got bags of them all over my house, so I never have to walk very far to reach one. I'm so glad you floss faithfully! I may be switching to ACT on your recommendation! My daughter's dentist endorses that product too.