Water flossers have become a popular tool for people looking to improve their at-home dental care routine. Wondering if they’re just a gimmick? Don’t. Dentists generally recommend them — especially if ...

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Water flossers are not considered an essential dental tool for oral hygiene, meaning they’re not designed to replace your toothbrush or even conventional dental floss. But they can make the process of ...

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