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Scientists create molecule to make teeth cavityproof (gizmodo.com)
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Angela B
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Back in 1965, a dentist told me never to floss. He said my enamel was soft and flossing would cause cavities. Instead, he said to use a waterpik twice a day after brushing. I also use a sonarcare toothbrush now. I have had only two cavities since 1965. Pretty good, eh?
You should hear the dentists and their help holler when I tell them I won't floss.
Nada A
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I don't floss, and I've never had a cavity in my 18 years of life. I don't even visit the dentist (My father has an issue with doctors in general). I simply brush regularly and intensively; maybe even obsessively :P
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