"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." I've never heard of anyone who got told by the dental hygienist that they floss too much. It's probably ...

The Flaus electric flosser claims to make traditional string flossing five times faster, using up to 18,000 sonic vibrations (with three custom speeds) to clean your teeth in less than one minute. Its ...

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Flossing your teeth on a daily basis can be a time-consuming, fiddly task. The Flaus electric flosser is designed to change that, as it reportedly allows users to perform a thorough and easy flossing ...

The American Dental Association recommends flossing at least once a day to ensure clean and healthy teeth and gums. However, 32% of Americans don’t floss at all and only 68% only floss at least once ...

Flaus is a new eco-friendly electric flosser specifically designed to provide an easy and quick way to floss your teeth, reducing dentist bills and helping keep your teeth looking spectacular. “Dental ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - You’ve heard of electric toothbrushes and electric water picks. But what about an electric flosser? The Flaus Electric Flosser claims to do the work of regular floss more ...

SPECIAL MENTION: If you skip flossing because it feels awkward, the Flaus Electric Flosser might change your mind—it uses dental floss and sonic vibrations to clean quickly and deeply between your ...

Samantha Coxe decided to get serious about flossing after a particularly gruesome — and long overdue — dentist visit revealed she had 12 cavities. She started searching for something that would make ...

Coxe sought $250,000 for 5% of her company, which brought in "about $900,000 in sales" over the 12 months prior to filming, she said. She wanted the funding to help grow her company into an "oral ...

Samantha Coxe's business idea came from a relatable experience: lying to her dentist about flossing regularly. Coxe sought $250,000 for 5% of her company, which brought in "about $900,000 in sales" ...