FLOSSing Feels Tight?

It’s Too Tight: Improving Access for
The AutoFlosser FLOSS

If you’re finding it difficult to use The AutoFlosser between your appliances, don’t worry — this is common at first. Follow the steps below to make FLOSSing smoother and more comfortable:

• Read the User Manual carefully to ensure proper use.

• Practice using The AutoFlosser outside of your mouth to become familiar with how it moves and threads.
• Try both FLOSS versions — THIN-GLIDE and STIFF-GLIDE — to see which fits best for your spacing.
• Bring The AutoFlosser to your dentist or hygienist to see if your appliance can be modified (by adding The AutoFlosser Notch).
• Keep practicing — it gets easier with time and experience.

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