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Does flossing your teeth affect how white they are?

I know brushing helps keep your teeth white. But does flossing actually contribute to whiter teeth? Thanks.

flossing removes the small particles of food that get caught between your teeth. if the food is left there, it will rot, and cause plaque on your teeth, and that will make your teeth yellow- so, yes, flossing helps keep them clean and whiter.

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6 Responses to “Does flossing your teeth affect how white they are?”

  1. Yes but someone will type u a huge page on why it does, but yes.
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  2. XxPurplePyroxX on April 13th, 2010 at 2:12 pm

    I think so. Otherwise some food could be stuck there staining your teeth.
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  3. flossing removes the small particles of food that get caught between your teeth. if the food is left there, it will rot, and cause plaque on your teeth, and that will make your teeth yellow- so, yes, flossing helps keep them clean and whiter.
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  4. kitchenista115 on April 13th, 2010 at 3:00 pm

    It sure can. If you don’t floss, the particles will build up at the base of your teeth and will turn to a caramel color.
    Not to mention it keeps you from losing your teeth from gum disease, but that is a different topic….
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  5. couldnt hurt any, huh?
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  6. missjerchelle on April 13th, 2010 at 3:49 pm

    Yes.

    ;)
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