String floss vs. water flossing (check caption)

YES! IT IS TRUE!

Here are the stats:

1) Removes 99% of plaque biofilm.
2) Waterpik Water Flosser has the greatest potential of any self-care device for subgingival access into a pocket (Up to 6mm below the gum line!)
3) Waterpik Water Flosser is 29% more effective at removing plaque from proximal areas than string floss.(YES, read that again!)

Firstly, the string floss just had one job BUT couldn’t even do it better than Waterpik! These are statistics we are all waiting to hear.

If flossing with string is a hassle, now there is more reason to trust Waterpik and let it handle all the dirty work for you! It is a small investment that truly benefits your oral routine!

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They are both important.

String flossing gets between the contact point of your teeth and gets the bacteria that the water floss can not get, helping prevent cavities.

Water flossing is great for your gums and stimulates the tissue helping combat gingivitis and gum diseases.

You should incorporate both into your dental hygeine routine unless told otherwise by your dentist.

Always speak to your dentist about the best care for your situation.