Review on Tea Tree Therapy Mint Tea Tree Toothpicks: 100 Count Pack for Fresh Oral Hygiene by Sherita Dixon

This selection is good for what it is. The scent disappointed me a bit. I'm not a huge fan of cinnamon, but I liked having some flavorful, highly chewy toothpicks on hand. I got them because they advertised the description "mint flavor" instead of the more popular cinnamon flavor in those style picks. I was thrilled when it arrived and tried it right away! It tasted really good to be honest, like a very mild cinnamon flavor, with menthol added for an extra "bite" to make your mouth feel bad. I was very disappointed. Also, I tried a similar toothpick from a friend that seemed to have a slightly stronger construction than these toothpicks. They seem to soften at the sharp point and split fairly quickly. So my advice is: pick your teeth first (if you're really going to use it for that purpose), and then take the time to chew and gnaw at those bad guys like hard-working beavers we all have deep inside us :P