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Most people think brushing twice a day is enough to keep their teeth healthy, but there's a shocking truth your dentist might not have emphasized enough: you're only doing half the job.

Even with perfect brushing technique, you're leaving 40% of plaque untouched. That's right, nearly half of the harmful bacteria in your mouth survives your daily routine and continues attacking your teeth from the shadows.

The problem? Brushing only cleans the visible surfaces of your teeth, like washing the exterior of your car while completely ignoring the interior. Meanwhile, the spaces between your teeth become breeding grounds for bacteria that cause cavities, gum disease, and expensive dental problems down the road.

This is where flossing becomes your secret weapon. It's not just an optional extra step, it's the critical defense that reaches the hidden battlegrounds between your teeth where your toothbrush simply cannot go.

Think of your oral health like a fortress under constant attack. Brushing protects the walls and keeps the exterior strong, but flossing guards the gates, the vulnerable entry points where invaders try to break through. Without both defenses working together, your fortress will eventually fall.

The good news? Mastering both techniques takes just minutes a day but pays dividends for decades. We're talking about keeping your natural teeth longer, avoiding painful procedures, and saving thousands of dollars in dental work.

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