Floss Below The Gum Line 

Of course, you’ve heard, over and over again, to floss your teeth daily. But did you know that if you don’t get the floss underneath your gums, you aren’t removing enough bacteria? Ensure that when you floss your teeth, you are sliding the floss slightly underneath your gums, where most of the bacteria sit. Make sure that you use a “c” method of flossing by hugging or curving the floss lightly around each tooth.