Should you floss or not? Study says benefits unproven - BBC News
The evidence on flossing
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Charlotte Dentist Says, "If You Don't Floss, You'll Die!"
Flossing your teeth does not work and could be a waste of time, new research suggests | The Independent | The Independent
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A big problem with flossing - CBS News
Should you floss your teeth? The evidence is surprisingly weak
Everyone recommends flossing – but there's hardly any proof it works | US news | The Guardian
Evidence of Flossing: What We Leave Behind by Jennifer A. Payne | Goodreads
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Facts About Flossing You Probably Didn't Know - O'Fallon Dental Works
A Scientific Look at Water vs String Floss – Instafloss
Cochrane Oral Health on X: "Flossing and other interdental cleaning methods - what's the evidence on effectiveness from randomised controlled trials? #Cochrane review: https://t.co/qVA8ZCEZuG https://t.co/FJPCyEIKCp" / X
Should you floss your teeth? The evidence is surprisingly weak
Should you floss or not? Study says benefits unproven - BBC News
Evidence for flossing 'weak' and 'unreliable' - Dentistry.co.uk
