Review on 🦷 GUM 6326RA Soft-Picks Original Dental Picks - Review, Benefits, and Pricing: 100 Count by Michelle Podraza

Handles are too short to fit from the inside of the molars towards the cheek. This is where most of the food is trapped and not removed by brushing. Picks tend to bend easily when you try to align them at a 90 degree angle to your molars and may not hit the space between your teeth accurately. If the pick is bent, it is useless. Your fingers just don't have enough room to hold the pickaxe at the right angle on the inside of your molars. I solved this problem by using a mosquito styptic (a small surgical fixation device, a bit like a cross between needle-nose pliers and scissors) to keep the pick handle at the right angle. Then I can easily maneuver the pickaxe in my mouth. I would give the pick itself five stars but the grip lacks proper design, needs to be longer and possibly offset.