How to Floss With a Permanent Retainer? Can You?
In short: From the end of your floss, create a loop about six inches long. Let the two ends of the loop hang out of your mouth as you slide it over the two lower front teeth. When the floss loop snaps beneath the retainer behind the teeth, hold the two loose ends and pull them downward.
Flossing is an indispensable part of your oral care routine. Cleaning between teeth removes debris and plaque build-up that could lead to cavities or other gum diseases. Flossing is imperative while wearing a permanent retainer as it can help reach the areas that a toothbrush can’t. Read on to find a full breakdown on how to floss with a permanent retainer.









