Expanding Superfloss

A spongy dental floss that increases its surface area when in contact with the saliva

Superfloss is a superior floss

The spongy dental floss with Expanding Superfloss technology reduces plaque by up to 70% and is therefore superior to conventional dental floss in plaque removal*.

Held under tension, Expanding Superfloss can be easily inserted into most interdental spaces. When in contact with the saliva, it expands to fill the space between teeth. This is what makes our high-tech floss so efficient at plaque removal.

*Internal study of the University of Genoa, tested against 3 of the most common dental floss, 2004

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3 reasons to love Expanding Superfloss

edelwhite Expanding Superfloss reduces plaque to prevent tooth decay for healthy teeth and gums

REDUCES PLAQUE BY 70%

EXPANDS WHEN IN CONTACT WITH SALIVA

FOR WIDE INTERDENTAL SPACES

How to use

Dispense 40cm of tape and wind the majority (~30cm) around the index or middle finger of your non-dominant hand
Wind the remainder of the tape around the same finger of your dominant hand leaving a length of a few centimetres of tape between the fingers on each hand
Pinch the tape with your thumb and pull it taut before gently sliding it between the teeth. Be careful not to let it spring into the gums
Curve the floss around the edge of one of the teeth and using a gentle back and forth motion, slowly work the floss from top to bottom before doing the same for the other tooth
Repeat between all teeth using a fresh section of floss by winding a few centimetres at a time from your non-dominant to your dominant hand. Don’t forget to floss the back surfaces of your back teeth!

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