Sean lan KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

So what I usually do is like, before I get the final adjustment set, I'll check the clearance, because you want to make sure you're getting at least like 25 to 28 on the readout before you lock everything down.

So, you know, when it comes to flossing, it's kind of like, you want to be gentle there too. Just kind of curve it around the tooth, like, don't snap it down hard. It's more about being consistent and careful, you know what I mean?

So when you're flossing, you know, you want to be gentle and kind of curve it around the tooth, like making a C-shape. And, I mean, don't just snap it down because that can hurt your gums. Just take it nice and slow, that's really the key.

So when you're flossing, you know, it's kind of like being gentle with your gums. You want to sort of curve it around the tooth, like, barely using any pressure. And that's, that's really the key to doing it right without hurting yourself.

So when you're flossing, you know, it's kind of like, you want to be gentle but thorough. I tell my patients it's like playing a tiny violin, just kind of curve it around the tooth. And, you know, take your time, don't rush it.

So when you're flossing, you know, it's kind of like a gentle C-shape around the tooth. You don't want to just snap it down, that can hurt your gums. Just kind of work it slowly, like, really gentle movements, and that's going to help prevent any bleeding.

So, you know, when it comes to flossing, it's like, you want to be gentle, right? Just kind of curve it around the tooth, and, I mean, don't snap it down too hard. It's basically like threading a needle, you know, just nice and easy.

So when you're flossing, you know, it's kind of like being gentle with your gums. You want to just sort of curve it around the tooth, like, not forcing it down too hard. And that's, you know, that's really the main thing to remember when you're doing it.