1. Use What You Have — Innovation Is Key
When floss is impossible to find, you learn to be creative. I cut thin strips of sterile gauze to slide between my teeth. (Not glamorous, but effective.)
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Imagine living in a remote Thai village where toothpaste came in tins, floss was a luxury, and dentists were a day away. That’s where I found myself as a young doctor. With limited supplies, I had to get creative to protect my teeth. Here’s how I kept my smile healthy.
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