No: Proxybrushes work in the area near the gumline where there may be a little extra space due to gingival recession. Floss dislodges food and bacteria from the contact points (where adjacent teeth touch each other). Contact points are located nearer the occlusal (biting) surface. Use whatever methods you need to keep your teeth clean.
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