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FLOSS(Free, Libre and Open Source Software) See free software and open source. floss 1. the mass of fine silky fibres obtained from cotton and similar plants 2. any similar fine silky material, such as the hairlike styles and stigmas of maize or the fibres prepared from silkworm cocoons 3. See dental floss |
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Neither a flosser nor a pick, it doesn't offer much stimulation for your gums, either. Powered devices such as toothbrushes, flossers and oral irrigators may need to be a first choice rather than optional consideration for many patients with diabetes. The only downside is trying to get the flosser to the back teeth. |
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