Re: Is it okay to use an irrigation device (Conair type; like waterpik) to clean around implant crowns?
- From: JimSocal <jimsocal@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 19:31:00 GMT
Yeah, all Californians are the same...Californians eat healthy, raw foods, not much difficulty with a
coating forming on the teeth with these food choices, have you tried a
toothpick?
I normally will recommend a proxy brush instead of toothpick.......What's a proxy brush?
I use those hand-held floss-pix.
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