Review on Bridge Aid Threaders - 5 Packs of 10 for Improved Dental Hygiene (Total 50) by Todd Saunders

About 6 months ago I had a bridge on my upper molars. Back then, the hygienist made flossing so easy. She even demonstrated. She didn't use a needle threader. However, when I got home and tried it, I found my mouth was too small to even see where to put the thread on the bridge, let alone pull it through. It made me nervous, I knew I had to find a way to floss there. I went to the (large) pharmacy on the corner. I chose one from each thread and thread rule. To be honest, there weren't many options. And after hours of frustration in front of the bathroom mirror, I gave up. There was simply no way to thread a small thread into such a tight space. I got my irrigator out so I can use it until I fix this issue. I went on the internet and started searching. At that point I was ready to try anything. I finally stumbled across these relief theaters on the Naslund Bridge. I couldn't imagine something made out of plastic being able to do something like this (of course they would be too thick) but they weren't very expensive so I ordered them. Delivered very quickly and in good condition. I liked the limited amount of packaging they used. No plastic bags, just small paper envelopes with a couple of strings in each. I immediately tried it with normal fine waxed dental floss. The thread is so curved and has exactly the right length, I was able to "find" the space between the bridge and the gum with the tip and with a few short strokes it went straight through! I was excited. Mission accomplished! I would highly recommend these simple yet perfectly designed dental floss tools to anyone who has a bridge job.