What about using a Waterpik or similar device that uses a water pressure stream to clean between teeth and at the gum line?
Since a toothbrush cannot reach beneath the gum line (where food particles can contribute to bacteria growth, decay and bad breath), flossing should be a very important part of your dental hygiene regimen. For those people who find flossing extremely difficult, a device that issues a water pressure stream can help supplement your brushing. If you have or decide to purchase such a device, keep it on the counter where you brush so that it serves as a reminder – if it’s put away under the sink after use, you may forget to use it regularly. Check out our Dallas Dentist Floss Page! I’ve been very self-conscious about my bad breath. Is there anything I can do about it? Persistent bad breath which does not go away after brushing your teeth is often a sign of infection or excessive bacteria in the mouth. Even though you may not be experiencing any discomfort, your gums can be harboring bacteria that feed on tiny pieces of food that remain beneath the gum line after eating. The bad smell comes
