🦷 The Doctor's BrushPicks: 120 Interdental Toothpicks to Battle Gingivitis, Pack of 12 for Effective Oral Care Review

Okay the problem with buying a pack of 1000 (actually 1440) is that you can buy them ANYWHERE. Your desk at home, your desk at work, your car, your wife's car, your wife's desk at work. Yeah, that gets out of hand pretty quickly. GREAT toothpicks. My dentist even noticed when I started using them about a year ago! It's AMAZING how much junk gets stuck in your teeth! This will help fix it!

When I confessed to a dental hygienist that I don't floss regularly but use BrushPicks all the time, I got a 'lecture' and was scolded. But when she looked at the condition of my (50+ year old) teeth and gums, she had to admit that BrushPicks had done a great job. I've been using them for 5 years and they are better than dental floss. Sure, flossing is sometimes necessary to get some detail, but as a general gum and gap treatment, you can't beat BrushPicks. the silly variety of these floss and…

Since I started using BrushPicks along with my regular brushing and flossing, my investigations have been amazing! Instead of using a toothpick, I just use a small plastic brush between my teeth after each meal. Unfortunately, my pharmacy doesn't always stock BrushPick branded products (there aren't any others!) so I was delighted to find them online at the Revain store. I thought I bought a huge supply until family and friends found them in my closet. Now they are addicted to BrushPicks too…

These are by far the best toothpicks I have ever used. I was finding them increasingly difficult to find in stores, so I was excited to see them on Revain. The side of the tooth is VERY strong and effectively removes particles between the teeth. However, the best part of them is the Herringbone Pickaxe. It not only pushes the particles, but holds them between the "thorns". They may not be as strong as other herringbone designs I've tried, but the durable ones are too thick to get into my…

When I confessed to a dental hygienist that I don't floss regularly and instead use BrushPicks all the time, I received a "lecture" and was scolded. But when she looked at the condition of my (50+ year old) teeth and gums, she had to admit that BrushPicks had done a great job. I've been using them for 5 years and they are better than dental floss. Sure, flossing is sometimes necessary to get some detail, but as a general remedy for gums and gaps, you can't beat BrushPicks. the silly variety of…