Dental implants are the most reliable method of treating tooth loss. They have over a 95% success rate and can last for 30 years or longer with the right maintenance, like brushing and flossing. Although dental implants can’t get cavities, your home oral hygiene routine is essential to protect your investment. Besides brushing at least twice per day, your new smile relies on daily flossing to prevent an infection called peri-implantitis. Here’s what you need to know about flossing dental implants to keep the infection at bay.
