Flossing made fun for kids

Johnson & Johnson introduces Wild String? Tie-Dye Floss (product code 9405) and Wild Flossers? Dental Floss (product code 2755). Cherry Berry-flavored Wild String? floss, available in a clear dispenser, is designed for kids age 7 years and up to encourage early oral-health habits. Wild Flossers? is designed for kids age 3 years and up. Unique dinosaur shapes (in yellow, green, orange, and purple colors) are easy for children to hold and maneuver, making interdental cleaning fun and effective.

Dec 1st, 1999

Johnson & Johnson introduces Wild String? Tie-Dye Floss (product code 9405) and Wild Flossers? Dental Floss (product code 2755). Cherry Berry-flavored Wild String? floss, available in a clear dispenser, is designed for kids age 7 years and up to encourage early oral-health habits. Wild Flossers? is designed for kids age 3 years and up. Unique dinosaur shapes (in yellow, green, orange, and purple colors) are easy for children to hold and maneuver, making interdental cleaning fun and effective.

For additional information, call Johnson & Johnson at (800) 224-6513 or visit www.jnjoralhealth.com.

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