Washington, D.C, Nov 26, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - America's leading ad agency for flossing - The National Flossing Council (NFC) - has released a new video:"Did Native Americans Floss?" (see link below)

The 3.5 minute video is a consideration of Native History for Nov. 27, which is also Native American Heritage Day. The video release is this year's focus for the 20th Annual Celebration of Flossing on the day after Thanksgiving.

Dr. Chip Tartaroff, the spokesperson for the National Flossing Council, gives a detailed discussion of why he believes Native Americans, such as the Anacostan American Indians, who once lived in the area that is now Washington, DC, were very likely to have used available fibers as floss to clean their teeth.

To celebrate National Flossing Day (NFD), on November 27, 2020, all Americans are encouraged to watch the video and afterwards say "Happy Flossing" to other flossers!

NFC President, Dr. Armand Lione, commented on the video, saying, "In his video, Dr. T has again fascinated us with his understanding of Native American history and how it relates to flossing!"

About National Flossing Day:

Over the last 24 years, The National Flossing Council (www.flossing.org) has been living its commitment to "Help Spread Peace of Mouth." National Flossing Day is a yearly event to increase public understanding of floss and flossing.

Past National Flossing Day activities have ranged from video contests and promoting access to floss in restaurants to the presentation of a media award, The Flossy, to Ellen DeGeneres and Jerry Seinfeld, who have both done a lot to promote flossing.

Did Native Americans Floss? https://youtu.be/M5Vm0qnv3eE

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