Where can I find brushing accessories?

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ouchithurts
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Where can I find brushing accessories?

#1 Post by ouchithurts »

Could someone tell me where I can buy things like floss threaders, waterpiks, interdental brushes etc? I have no clue! Thanks

It's been almost a month since I got my braces and I haven't flossed since... I just use a regular brush after every meal. Is this bad?

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#2 Post by calley03 »

I have been able to get everything I need at Wal-Mart and Target. Wal-Mart seems to have the best selection and I am usually there a few times a week so that is where I tend to go. I know wal-mart has the interdental brushes, waterpiks, threading floss, and soniccare brushes.
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Re: Where can I find brushing accessories?

#3 Post by bbsadmin »

ouchithurts wrote:Could someone tell me where I can buy things like floss threaders, waterpiks, interdental brushes etc? I have no clue! Thanks

It's been almost a month since I got my braces and I haven't flossed since... I just use a regular brush after every meal. Is this bad?
You should really be flossing every night. I know that it's a pain, but it would be worse to get cavaties from trapped food!
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#4 Post by Evelyn »

As much as I hate shopping there, Wal-Mart really does seem to have the best selection
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