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Do you floss?

Do you floss?

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I usually did when I didn't have braces.

Now that I have braces, it's a pain and doesn't yield much success, so. No.
 
I only ever use floss if I have something stuck in my teeth. I can't be bothered to otherwise, and my teeth seem to get on fine without flossing.
 
Yeah, I floss. I didn't for a while, but then I had to get extremely painful things done to the inside of my head. So, uh, I floss now.
 
I floss a week or so (more if necessary) before the dentist appointment so that all the grime is eventually removed when they check my teeth. I got away with it last time.
 
Nope. I brush three times a day and that's enough for me; I've never had any kind of dental problems, so I don't see the point. :/
 
Mike the Foxhog said:
Actually, I agree. I don't think I've ever actually heard of an English person flossing =o
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I remember my grandparents had floss in their house, and flossed, but I haven't seen any in a while (but then I see them less often than back then).
Yes they're both English.
No they're not dead.
 
Time Psyduck said:
I remember my grandparents had floss in their house, and flossed, but I haven't seen any in a while (but then I see them less often than back then).
Yes they're both English.
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Now I have heard of an English person flossing :D

Though it's still not a common occurrence, to my knowledge. Eh, maybe it's just that everyone I know has terrible oral hygiene.
 
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