DENTAL FLOSS WAXED(EMOFORM) 50

Effortless Plaque Control for Tight and Sensitive Spaces

Brushing alone neglects nearly 40% of your tooth surfaces, leaving hidden interdental pathways highly vulnerable to cavities, tartar buildup, and gingivitis. Emoform Waxed Dental Floss is engineered to master these hard-to-reach areas. For individuals with tightly packed teeth, unwaxed floss can catch, fray, or even snap painfully against the gums. This waxed variant solves that problem by using a smooth, protective lubricant layer that effortlessly navigates past the tightest enamel contact points.

Key Functional Benefits

• Smooth Navigation: The specialized microcrystalline wax ensures a low-friction slide, eliminating the painful snapping sensation often caused by lower-grade flosses.
• Resistant to Fraying: Perfect for cleaning around dental crowns, bridges, implants, and orthodontic brackets where rough edges frequently shred unprotected fibers.
• Refreshing Flavor Profile: Infused with an invigorating mint extract that stimulates the senses and leaves behind long-lasting breath confidence.
• Ergonomic Dispenser: Housed in a distinct, hygienic, tooth-shaped green dispenser equipped with a precision steel cutting clip for clean portioning.

Step-by-Step Flossing Technique

To maximize your interdental cleaning and protect your delicate gum tissue from physical trauma, follow this correct dental routine:

• Measure and Cut: Portioning. Pull out approximately 45 centimeters (18 inches) of Emoform waxed floss and snip it using the built-in metal cutter. Wrap the bulk of the strand securely around your middle fingers, leaving a working gap of 2 to 3 inches taut between them.
• Establish Control: Finger Placement. Hold the central strand firmly using your index fingers and thumbs. This short, rigid section gives you maximum steering control and leverage to navigate tight spaces safely.
• The Sawing Motion: Gentle Entry. Guide the floss carefully into the gap between your teeth. Rather than pushing down with force, use a gentle back-and-forth "sawing" motion to let the wax coating ease past the tight enamel contact point.
• The 'C' Contour Sweep: Plaque Scrape. Curve the floss into a snug "C" shape around the side of one tooth as it reaches the gumline. Slide it gently up and down against the enamel surface, dipping slightly below the visible gum margin to lift out hidden debris.
• Advance the Strand: Hygienic Transition. Roll the soiled section of floss onto one finger while releasing a clean segment from the other finger. This ensures you introduce fresh, sterile string and a burst of mint flavor to every single tooth gap.

Hygiene & Care Guidelines

Clinical Insight: While waxed floss slides much more easily than unwaxed alternatives, proper technique is still essential. Avoid pulling the thread back and forth like a saw once you are underneath the gumline, as this can wear down or irritate the delicate attachment fibers of your gums.

• Hygiene Standards: Never attempt to wash and reuse a spent piece of dental floss. Used floss loses its structural strength, its wax coating, and becomes a breeding ground for oral bacteria.
• Environmental Protection: Keep the flip-top cap closed tight when the dispenser is resting on bathroom counters to protect the internal spool from airborne moisture and dust. Store in a cool, dry place.