If you prefer, you can utilize a Waterpik or a similar water-propulsion device for flossing. These devices are highly effective in removing food particles and debris from tight spaces between your teeth and under dental bridges. However, it is important to note that while water flossers can eliminate some plaque, they may not be as effective as traditional dental floss in terms of plaque removal. Flossing with dental floss remains the gold standard for plaque control and overall oral hygiene.
You can use both to great advantage. But if you only choose one route for flossing, use dental floss.