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About 18 inches of floss wrapped around your fingers will do the trick.

Use your thumbs and forefingers to keep the floss tight - insert it between the teeth.

Floss the inside surface of your front teeth.

Curve the floss around the side of each tooth. Rub very gently up and down.

All of your teeth need to be flossed, including your back teeth.

Medicaid Facts

The Surgeon General has Called it "The Silent Epidemic"

Tooth Decay is the most common and chronic childhood disease, yet is is the easiest to prevent.

Many dental practices limit the number of medicaid patients most don't see any at all.

Over 51 million school hours are missed each year due to dental-related illness.

Oral health is criticalli important to the overall health and well-being of clildren.

Pain and infection caused by tooth decay can lead to problems with eating, speaking and learning.