Flossing
Flossing is one of the best ways to treat oral thrush. Flossing removes plaque and food particles between the teeth, preventing gum disease, gingivitis, tooth decay, and bad breath. Unfortunately, it’s also the only way to remove plaque between the teeth that causes buildup that leads to oral thrush. Flossing can seem like a hassle at first, but one will get used to it quickly. If you are new or uncomfortable with flossing, try starting with just two minutes each day until your muscles become more robust and flexible.
To do this, you should hold onto both ends of the dental floss firmly in each hand, not too tightly so as not to cut into any skin surface when pulling outwards. Next, gently slide the floss between each tooth (being careful not to cut any gums). Pull until snug but not tight enough that it could cause injury or pain. Finally, move the end around the backside and front side again until all parts have been reached.
