My teeth are so close to each other that i can't floss between them. something that can be done? i had wisdom teeth removed to get more space

Ortho/Enameloplasty: Depending on how extensive the crowding is and what you would like to see done, there are really two non-invasive options. Orthodontics is the first option, that would be for moderate-to-severe crowding, it would be more expensive, but no actual "work" is done to the teeth. Second, is enameloplasty where the teeth are shaped to allow better access and reduce slight crowding, no anesthesia needed.

Not able to floss: Sorry to tell you, but your wisdom teeth have nothing to do with how tight your teeth are. If you have a general dentist you go to, ask him/her to address this problem. We can definitely make your more accessible for flossing.

Glide: Glide floss should be tried before doing anything drastic! this floss is specifically designed for tight contacts!

Unable to floss: Since we are upright beings our lower jaws slant down in relation to our spinal column. Taking out wisdom teeth to "gain space" is a farce since teeth will not move "uphill" if you open the contacts between the teeth they will close again. The laws of gravity are finite.

Personal demo: If your existing fillings, crowns or other restorations are properly contoured & your teeth are clean and free of calculus you should be able to floss. If you can't, see your dentist who can suggest the best floss and the best way to floss for your particular situation. You may have to demonstrate how you are flossing for advice. I find that when someone flosses regularly, flossing is easy enough.