🦷 DenTek Easy Brush Interdental Cleaners, Teeth Cleaning Brushes, Standard Size, Mint Flavored, 16 Count, 6-Packs Review

Recommended by my dentist. I have to use all three sizes (narrow, regular and wide) for different teeth. Do yourself a favor and use them because they really help with the extra cleaning that brushing and flossing can't complete. They have a lid that allows you to use them multiple times. I wash with water and don't mind using more than once. I will say that there seems to be some disparity in the integrity of the product - sometimes I seem to get one brush that lasts for a few brushes and…

Let's be honest, given your dental situation, we'd like to have ANY size we need. It's expensive, even if you're willing to bargain. It's the next best thing. I have large spaces and am very thin. This is as expected. Fits most, but not all, small brushes and CAN clean large spaces but is a bit more inconvenient than the large one. big. For me this is the best combo. Already used and happy. I can't wait to get them next time I need them. And don't be discouraged as I've only had so few and they

I've finally found the perfect brush that works great with braces! I've tried brushes from my dentist, an orthodontist, and some I just pulled off the shelf at the store. They were ok but this product was spot on because the brush is durable and curves perfectly to provide a good brush without tearing gums. It also flexes so you can get in really well to remove bits of food that won't move when you rinse with water. I bought a few of these and I have them everywhere. Upstairs and downstairs in…

I had my annual dental check up last week but it actually took 20 months. The hygienist said it looked like I just had a cleaning! I use it every night before flossing and it makes a huge difference. I also have stainless steel instruments like my dentist/perio (have them at Revain and use them every few weeks) so my teeth feel good under those three things and it was really easy for me to check. Another good tip: I am 69 years old and 50 years ago my mother told me to wipe my teeth and gums…

I recently had my teeth aligned with Invisaligns and when I was done my orthodontist cemented the permanent retainers (the thin wire at the back of the teeth) which means *awesome* but also that you can't floss those teeth (top 4, bottom 4). He gave me this little device that looks like an interdental stimulator (the little rubber spatula at the end of some toothbrushes) that attaches to a handle with batteries that pump a toothpick when you turn it on. (Honestly, it looked like a spousal aid.)

Unfortunately I only give this product two stars. The thing is, I've been hearing a lot about this product from friends of friends and was hoping they would work even better than dental floss (which I use regularly) but unfortunately they ended up not fitting in between many of mine. Teeth (while flossing). To a certain extent you might be tempted to blame my teeth (and you'd be embarrassed if you did haha) but I have relatively straight teeth and have worn braces and retainers before (although