ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS X50 SACHET

USES of ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS

ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS is specifically designed to promote oral health by:

Removing Food Particles: It effectively cleans between teeth where toothbrushes can’t reach, helping to eliminate trapped food that can lead to plaque buildup.
Preventing Gum Disease: Regular flossing reduces the risk of gum disease (gingivitis) by preventing the accumulation of plaque and bacteria in the gum line.
Whitening Teeth: While primarily a cleaning tool, consistent use of dental floss can contribute to a brighter smile by removing stains that may form between teeth.
Promoting Fresh Breath: By eliminating food debris and plaque, ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS helps to keep your breath fresh and pleasant.

ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS INGREDIENTS

ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS is made from high-quality materials designed for durability and efficiency. The main components include:

Nylon or PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene): These materials are often used in dental floss due to their strength, flexibility, and ability to glide smoothly between teeth without fraying.
Wax Coating (optional): Some variants of ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS may have a wax coating, which enhances glide and helps prevent the floss from shredding.
Flavored Options: Certain types may include mint or other flavors to provide a refreshing taste while flossing.

How It Works in The Body

When you use ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS, the following occurs:

Plaque Disruption: As the floss is inserted between teeth, it disrupts and removes plaque that has accumulated on the tooth surface and along the gum line.
Bacterial Reduction: By cleaning between teeth, the floss reduces the number of harmful bacteria that can contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
Gum Health Improvement: Regular flossing stimulates the gums, promoting better blood circulation and overall gum health.
Fresh Breath: The removal of food particles and plaque helps to eliminate bad breath, providing a more pleasant oral environment.

Recommended Dosage

For optimal results, it is recommended to use ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS at least once a day. Follow these simple steps:

Cut about 18 inches of floss, winding the ends around your fingers for better control.
Carefully guide the floss between your teeth, curving it around the base of each tooth.
Move the ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS floss up and down against the sides of the teeth to remove plaque and debris.
Use a clean section of Active Dental floss for each tooth to prevent the spreading of bacteria.
Potential Side Effects
ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS is generally safe for most users.
Gum Sensitivity: New users or those with existing gum conditions may experience slight discomfort or bleeding initially.
Fraying: If too much pressure is applied, the floss may fray, which can lead to ineffective cleaning.
To minimize these side effects, use gentle pressure when flossing and consult your dentist if discomfort persists.

How Often Should ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS be Used?

dental floss should be used at least once a day to maintain optimal oral hygiene.

Can I Use ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS if I Have Braces?

Yes, there are special flossing techniques and types of floss specifically designed for individuals with braces. Always consult your orthodontist for recommendations.

Is ACTIVE DENTAL FLOSS Safe for Children?

Yes, but it’s essential to supervise young children while they floss to ensure proper technique and prevent injury.

What Should I do if my Teeth are Bleeding While Flossing?

Mild bleeding can occur, especially if you are new to flossing. If bleeding persists, consult your dentist to rule out gum disease or other dental issues