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Subject: Re: Flossing Device - Electric or Battery

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Lisa in Virginia

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Date Posted: 13:17:06 10/20/03 Mon
In reply to: Main Category 's message, "Flossing Device - Electric or Battery" on 00:25:14 11/03/02 Sun

Right before I got braces, I purchased one of those Water Pik Flossers and I couldn't use it since my teeth were so crowded - space between my teeth was non-existent! After just a few weeks of beginning my orthodontic treatment I can get the Flosser in between all my teeth and I think it is doing a good job. We'll know for sure when I go for my cleaning in November, but until then, I am sure glad to not have to mess around with Floss threaders unless I am at the office!

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