Yes,: that is the ideal minimum. Brushing after each meal is best and flossing after each to remove food particles that a brush cannot reach between the teeth. Remember to use a "C" shape curve to the floss wrapping it around the tooth as far as possible allows the floss ti slip below the gum line without cutting or injuring the gum tissue. Have a dental professional watch you floss and give tips on use
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Brushing teeth: WE usually recommend brushing and flossing three times a day. Food particles and plaque stay between teeth if not removed by flossing since brushing alone does not remove plaque between teeth.
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Oral hygiene: Oral hygiene program is best personalized for you by your Dentist or Hygienist. In general, brush gently but thoroughly 2x/day with soft toothbrush/pea sized portion of fluoridated toothpaste, for 2 full minutes by the clock. Seriously, use a timer. Floss 1x/day as per your Dentist/Hygienist instructions.
Answered 7/20/2017
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