Re: I don't see how you could get that Y flosser over the archwire (NT) -- Metal Mouth Forum

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Subject: Re: I don't see how you could get that Y flosser over the archwire (NT)

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Brandy

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Date Posted: 07:59:32 08/18/04 Wed
In reply to: Dea 's message, "I don't see how you could get that Y flosser over the archwire (NT)" on 05:00:11 08/18/04 Wed

I've thought about this and I think that if the plastic posts that hold the floss are thin enough, they might be able to slip behind the archwire. If someone tries this and succeeds, I want to know. It would be so much less of a pain in the arse to floss this way.

>>For around $2.50 Wal-Mart has Flossers, I think it's
>>40 to the package but I don't feel like running to the
>>bathroom to check! Floss is strung into a plastic
>>holder like a Y and you can use it with one hand. It
>>is possible to use with braces, it just takes a little
>>time to get it right!

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