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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 574835" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Every dentist I have known says it is more important to floss than to brush. If you haven't tried them, they sell handle like things that a cartridge with a bit of floss in it snaps into and it is much easier to floss with that than with just the floss on your fingers. Have you tried these? They also sell the plackers type little floss things that are little picks and those do a good job also but they may be a challenge if your child doesn't have a lot of fine motor control. I would push those and probably one of the kids fluoridated mouth rinses/pre brushing rinses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 574835, member: 1233"] Every dentist I have known says it is more important to floss than to brush. If you haven't tried them, they sell handle like things that a cartridge with a bit of floss in it snaps into and it is much easier to floss with that than with just the floss on your fingers. Have you tried these? They also sell the plackers type little floss things that are little picks and those do a good job also but they may be a challenge if your child doesn't have a lot of fine motor control. I would push those and probably one of the kids fluoridated mouth rinses/pre brushing rinses. [/QUOTE]
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