Flossing with appliances like implants, bridges, braces, or bonded retainers isn’t always easy. The AutoFlosser was built to change that. This page answers the most common questions about how it works, who it helps, and why it’s a smarter way to protect your oral health.
The AutoFlosser is an oral care device designed for people who have difficulty flossing because of implants, bridges, braces, or bonded retainers. It helps guide floss into areas that are hard to reach with traditional flossing methods.
Insert the AutoFlosser floss strand into the handle, place the soft tip where you want to floss, and turn the wheel to guide the floss under your dental appliance.
The AutoFlosser can be taken apart for cleaning. Rinse the parts well, let them dry if needed, and reassemble the device for continued use.
If The AutoFlosser FLOSS is difficult to insert, try the following:
Yes. The AutoFlosser is designed to help people with braces clean around brackets and wires more easily than standard flossing methods. Learn how to floss teeth with braces the right way.
Yes. The AutoFlosser is built to help floss under dental bridges where regular floss can be difficult to use. Struggling with a bridge? Learn how to floss a dental bridge the right way.
Yes. The AutoFlosser can help you floss around bonded retainers and reach the spaces that are usually difficult to clean. Learn how to floss under a bonded retainer the right way.
Yes. The AutoFlosser is designed to help floss around implants and reach beneath areas where regular flossing can be difficult. Learn how to floss an all-on-X implant bridge the right way.
If floss gets stuck inside the device, simply take it apart to remove the floss safely.
No. The AutoFlosser is designed to work specifically with AutoFlosser FLOSS strands, which include a precision tip that helps guide the floss into place.
Refill FLOSS is available on the website as a one-time purchase and can also be ordered through a subscribe, save, and protect recurring option.
STIFF-GLIDE FLOSS has a slightly thicker and firmer end that works well for wider spaces and ALL-ON-X implant bridges. THIN-GLIDE FLOSS has a slightly thinner and softer end that works well for tighter spaces, tooth-supported bridges, braces, and bonded retainers.
Yes. Replacement tips are expected to be available for purchase on the website.
Yes. A lifetime guarantee on The AutoFlosser Handle is available through an active FLOSS subscription. If the AutoFlosser handle stops working for any reason, a replacement will be provided.
Traditional floss physically removes more plaque from the tooth surface. Dr. Jackson prefers this method for true plaque removal compared with water flossing alone.
Yes. In some cases, dentists can create a small notch in All-on-X implant bridges to make flossing with the AutoFlosser even easier.
Each strand has a stiffened end that acts as a guide. Simply slide it under your bridges, braces, or permanent retainers. It is a faster, easier-to-use alternative to traditional threaded floss.
Cleaning under a bridge can be frustrating with traditional threaders. The AutoFlosser is specifically designed as one of the most effective dental bridge cleaning tools available today.
Absolutely. If you frequently get floss stuck in teeth or find it difficult to navigate around bridges, our THIN-GLIDE strands are the ideal solution.
Dentists recommend flossing at least once a day. If you have braces or bridges, you might wonder how many times a day should I floss; usually, once before bed is sufficient to prevent food from getting floss stuck between teeth.
Most dental professionals suggest that you floss first. This loosens debris around retainers and braces so your toothbrush can more effectively clean the area.
Daily. Consistent once-a-day flossing protects your gums and dental work far better than occasional sessions. The AutoFlosser's guided design makes it simple enough to do every night in seconds.
A thin, low-friction floss works best. The AutoFlosser Thin-Glide floss is engineered to slide into tight contacts without shredding, and the guided handle controls insertion pressure so you're not forcing it.
Common options include finger floss, disposable picks, threaders, superfloss, and water flossers but most weren't built for implants or bridges. The AutoFlosser is a guided flossing system designed specifically for complex dental work.
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