Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2016-08-06 9:34 AM, Gary wrote:
>> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>>>
>> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2...rom-health-ad/
>>>
>>> When you probe into the story a little, what it boils down to is "there's
>>> no proof that it does any good", because they can't exactly set up an
>>> experiment where everybody takes identical care of their identical
>>> teeth except that some of them floss and some of them don't.
>>>
>>> I'm going to continue to floss because I know that it keeps my gums
>>> more healthy, based on times when I've slacked off due to dental
>>> surgery and then resumed.
>>
>> People that don't floss will grasp this news item. 10 years from now
>> you'll hear, "Oops, we were wrong. Good to floss." I floss almost every
>> day. sometimes I get lazy but it does make a difference in your dental
>> health, imo.
>>
>
> My wife started to develop gum problems about 20 years ago and starred
> to floss daily. It is part of her bed time routine, and it has done
> wonders. She rarely has tooth problems except for the occasional old
> filling that loosens.

****en Dave man - he has a story about EVERYTHING