No, the floss should not get stuck between teeth under normal circumstances. However, there may times where the floss is difficult to remove from your between your teeth. Fortunately, the Clix Flosser has a floss release lever to remove the flosser from their mouth if the floss gets stuck. Once the flosser head is out of the user’s mouth, the floss can be manually manipulated or cut to get it out from between the teeth. It is very important to tell your dentist about the places the floss gets stuck.Those are key areas for tooth decay which lead to expensive crowns and root canal procedures.Visit our How-To page to find more information about using your Clix Flosser!