🦷 DenTek Comfort Clean Sensitive Gums Floss Picks, Gentle & Smooth Ribbon, 150 Count, 6 Pack Review

I tried them for the first time thanks to a freebie from the dentist. It's more of a "ribbon" thread than a thread. I have very narrow gaps in my teeth and have always been afraid of floss tearing between my teeth, so I avoided flossing as much as possible, as I should have. These are much more convenient. I made the mistake of buying some that looked similar but weren't good at all and although they looked like a wider ribbon thread they also broke. I really like them and the comfort helps me…

These were my favorites for a long time until I discovered they are made from PFAS, a type of PTFE. A recent article showed that long-term use of PFAS threads is associated with dangerous diseases. I wonder how no one is talking about this here. Now I use another Dentek dental floss, which is made of polyethylene (common plastic).

This is TERRIBLE! The floss falls out between two teeth on the first pass. The toothpick is hard as a stone. I've been using the DenTek Complete Clean Easy Reach Floss Picks for years and thought this is what I'm getting. BIG MISTAKE. Luckily I ordered 6 packs but only received one. I canceled my subscription and am requesting a refund.

I've always been looking for this version for my teeth, last time I bought it was 5 years ago. There are quite a few threads that are called "ribbon" but they are not. That's the real deal, it's not dental floss it's dental plaster and for me it's gentler on my teeth and gums. Traditional yarn is too flimsy, sharp and I hate using it. There is a BIG difference between dental floss and dental plaster. If you need tape, make sure you get it.

My dental goals have always failed when it came to flossing my back teeth because they were difficult to reach. With them, this problem no longer exists. They reach easily when I have to twist my mouth or stretch my mouth so far that the corners might break. Now I brush between my molars as diligently as anyone. My recent check-up - after a two-year hiatus due to Covid - was so good that the hygienist said I could wait at least a year before coming back. Grateful for this product!

They are advertised as intended for dense teeth and sensitive gums. I can confirm that they are very comfortable and hold up well compared to regular floss heads. However, they don't stretch very well for tight teeth. In my case I went from 1 Oral B per Health floss to 2-3 of these to get the same results. Unfortunately, for people like me, this means it costs as much or more than using Oral B Pro floss. You have normal teeth, take these - the price will not disappoint you. Those with narrow…

I hate brushing my teeth the traditional way so I decided to switch to these toothpastes. I have used various brands of floss in the past and they have always been great. I went to Amazon looking for the best value for money I could find and this brand seemed to be the top contender. They do the job and feel good on the gums, but they don't last very long. The string tends to loosen up after a few notches, especially when trying to get through tight spots. I would have to use 3 of these first…

I've been using it for more than 6 years, subscribe and save. The last order was opened about 3 weeks ago. Shortly thereafter, numbness began in the throat, tongue and lips. I've spent the last few weeks analyzing what could be causing this. Of course, I started with all the possibilities that were new to the area. This was probably due to the new essential oil used in the laundry, so its use was discontinued. Yesterday: lightbulb! Noticed it mostly seemed to occur just after meals but not with

I've been using this for about a year now. Full disclosure: I've had some pretty horrible dental habits. I often only clean in the morning and not before bed. I rarely floss. It was always fun going to the dentist and hearing the age old "How often do you floss?" Conversation. "Oh, several times a week." As if the hygienist couldn't tell from my easily bleeding gums that I only floss when there's something between my teeth. Anyway, I started wearing Invisalign clear braces in early 2014. They…