Plaque very well the manual brush works just as well but there’s some for some people the power brush works better.
For them and you kind of do it in the same manner you’re not going to scrub with this it’s going to rotate for you I don’t go .
To do it for two minutes you still have to do it for two minutes so so yeah I also have what’s called a proxy brush and this gets.
In those areas you know you have the spaces in between your teeth they’re called embrasures and they’ll actually get in those.
Areas very well for you okay and it will remove plaque and food we also have what’s called super floss so this is for areas.
That are kind of in-between not as open for the proxy brush but a little bit more open than certain areas in your mouth.
Where regular floss where this area would work a little bit better for you because you have a little tighter contact there .
Also I can just use this one piece I don’t have yes you can use this one piece this area is thinner so for areas that maybe.
It’s easier for you to get into with the center floss is good and then you have this thicker area it’s kind of fuzzier you’re going.
To use that part for areas that are a little bit more open and you feel like you’re getting the food trapped in there so .
The floss little finger wrap it around and you’re going to wrap it around your index finger or your pointer finger there.
And you’re going to grip it there’s going to be a tight closed grip because you have more control over it when the grip is closer.
And I’m going to have you hold them here up so you can see I’m going to seesaw it in and wrap it around like a seen you have to get both.
Ends so you’re going to do that and I have you demonstrate for me you can demonstrate actually the back of your mouth where your molars are that would be better because that way.
