The standard Curaprox Floss, also identified by its catalogue number DF820, is coated with Teflon, making it really easy to slide the strands between teeth and below the gum line, without leaving the unpleasant build-up that you get from wax-coated dental floss on your teeth and hands.
The floss is made using a Swiss design, which is supposed to ensure that the strands are used correctly and that your flossing is always effective, helping to reduce tooth decay and gum disease. The Curaprox Floss is also coated with chlorhexidine, an anti-bacterial agent that not only kills the bacteria that can cause tooth decay, but can help keep your breath fresh.
The dental floss is available in a fresh, minty flavour, to add to that clean feeling you get upon completing your oral hygiene routine. The Curaprox Floss is available in a dispenser pack for easy use and comes in 35 metre strands.