The Oral-B Essential Floss, by Oral B, is designed for effective plaque removal. It features Cavity Defense in multiple languages and offers 50 meters (54 yards) of floss. It comes in a clear plastic case with a blue and white cardboard backing. Zoom in
The Oral-B Essential Floss packaging displays the product name, purpose, and benefits like effective plaque removal. It includes multilingual instructions, a UPC barcode, and Procter & Gambles contact info in English and French. Ideal for maintaining oral hygiene with trusted dental floss. Zoom in
Oral B Ref: RLB102

Oral-B Essential Floss

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Key features
  • Shred- and fray-resistant fibers for comfort and safety
  • Waxed for smooth sliding between teeth
  • Refreshing mint flavor.
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Refer to the packaging for detailed usage instructions.
1 Count
Anyone looking to effectively clean hard-to-reach areas and remove plaque.
Individuals seeking a dental floss with a mint flavor and waxed coating for a pleasant experience.
None provided in the given information. Typically, dental floss should be used as directed, and care should be taken to avoid injury to the gums or teeth while flossing.
The ingredients used in this dental floss are not explicitly mentioned in the provided information. Typically, dental floss is made from materials like nylon or Teflon for the floss itself, and wax or other coatings for added functionality.

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