>start flossing after not doing it for a while >gums start to get swollen afterwards, pretty normal >floss again today >all of the swollen and inflamed gums pop/leak and a whole bunch of blood pops out >swollen gums are now emptied so they are back to normal and not swollen anymore >mouth was filled with delicious iron-y blood
There's actually no medical evidence that flossing does anything
At best you're going to give yourself an infection gg
Isaiah Jackson
>don't floss >piece of food inbetween teeth begins to fester with plaque >800 dollar root canals for your molars
Jose Peterson
>t. Yellow teeth
John Gutierrez
Just get a Waterpik.
Julian Clark
do those actually work? will my dentist still scold me if I use it?
Logan Jenkins
>t. British
Michael Evans
where have i seen this quirky motherfucker before
Carter Morales
I have never flossed, go to the dentist twice a year, am 28, and have NEVER had a cavity or anything close to it.
Just brush 5 minutes 2-3 times a day and you are good.
Dylan Martin
FYI, dental hygiene is actually determined more by the shape of the teeth and the crevices in between teeth than brushing/flossing is. Some people naturally have wider gaps that allow for easier cleaning than others do.