Gerador de Voz AI Sean Lan por Fish Audio

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when you're flossing, you know, you want to be gentle with it, like don't snap it down too hard. Just kind of curve it around the tooth, and that way you're getting all the spots but not hurting your gums. It's like, you just need to be patient with it.

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when it comes to flossing, you want to be gentle, like really gentle. Don't snap it between your teeth, just kind of slide it down slowly. I tell my patients to think of it like threading a needle - nice and easy, no forcing it.

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Yeah, so a lot of patients ask me about flossing, like, why does it hurt sometimes? Well, it's really about the technique, you know? You want to be gentle, kind of curve it around the tooth, and yeah, just take your time. Don't force it. Like, slow and steady wins the race here.

So when it comes to flossing, you know, you want to be really gentle with it. Don't just snap it between your teeth, kind of curve it around each tooth like this, and take your time. It's mainly about being consistent and careful with your technique.

so when it comes to flossing, you want to be gentle, you know, kind of like threading a needle. Don't snap it down too hard between your teeth, just sort of guide it slowly, and that's going to help prevent any damage to your gums.