Which of these auxiliary aids is designed specifically for convenience during daily hygiene?

Superfloss is specifically designed for convenience during daily hygiene routines, particularly for individuals with braces, bridges, or wide interdental spaces. It combines a variety of materials within the same strand of floss, making it effective for cleaning around appliances as well as in between teeth. The foam sponge part expands to clean around the appliances, while the traditional dental floss portion allows for cleaning between teeth effectively.

In contrast, polishing strips are mainly used for smoothing and polishing tooth surfaces but do not focus on convenience in daily hygiene. Perio-Aid is primarily aimed at cleaning periodontal pockets and is not used exclusively for everyday hygiene. An interproximal brush is designed to clean between teeth effectively, particularly in areas where traditional floss might be less effective, but it doesn’t have the same specialized purpose of broader daily convenience that superfloss offers.