Doctor's BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks - 120 Picks per Pack (6-Pack) Review

There are many types of these "filament picks" on the market and here are the pros and cons of these particular picks as I see them: PRO: These picks are stiffer than others and therefore become stiffer in very narrow rib gaps that bend other picks. Because of this, each of them has a long useful life. I don't mean to be rude, but I can wash it off and use it again the same day if I want. Unlike the softer rubber type where I can go through several with just one floss. CONS: They are sharp and…

We love these brushes. I use them as part of my oral hygiene. I have crowns, implants, etc. They work around my teeth to get food out from between my teeth. I'm glad I found this product; Gave up wire brushes straight away - they're too hard for my gums. I also carry them in my purse. I won't buy anything else anymore.

We have been using these picks for many years, they are an excellent weapon against gum disease. But the quality has deteriorated A LOT, now they are soft, pliable and of poor quality. They used to be perfect. If they were made the way they are, I would happily pay more. So the price is higher, the quality is lower. Big disappointment.

Mopnin. TO BUY. Best value! The easy-to-use little brush really gets between the gums and every tooth! One side is more like a toothpick and slides easily over the gums. The other side of the brush penetrates between each tooth, pulling out small stuck particles and really cleaning the inside of each tooth! Use carefully to avoid bleeding.

Thin plastic brushes deform easily, so you need some mouth picks. They also tout them as "better than flossing," which is terrible because they only clean the bottom of your teeth and not the top. They can be used as flat toothpicks, but I don't use toothpicks. Gum's improved interproximal picks are much better because the gum brushes are coated with rubber and don't deform easily. Most importantly, make sure you keep flossing after using dental floss or interdental cleaner!

I like these things. They're thin enough to get into fairly tight spaces and strong enough to get the job done. The small tips of the brushes are the reason I take them, I've been using them for many years. They're in my truck, on my desk, and I even have a spare with my camping gear. The packs are small enough to fit in your pocket, and when you get something stuck between your teeth, they're worth their weight in gold.

I bought them from a catalog a few years ago. I wish I had them when I wore braces. Well my grandson is getting braces so I bought him these - I brought 2 packs and so he wouldn't be overwhelmed I left the rest here. Will be delivered as required. But I carry a pack in my purse - you never know when you're going to lunch and something gets stuck between your teeth - the feathered end slips in between so easily and you're done - back in no time with company. And he appreciates that I carry them…

My husband and I have been buying these "brush brushes" since they came out. We have now bought several from Revain as a set and I broke 3 inch of floss in half. The selection is not long enough. only cheap. we will not buy them again.

My husband and I have used them for many years. Usually buy them from our local pharmacy but lately they are out of stock. Our dentist always compliments us on our clean teeth and excellent gum health, and we always use these toothpicks after meals! I highly recommend them! We've used other products and some of them are very similar to this one, but they always outperform anything else we've tried!

I've always used them. But a warning, just"this". There are others who are useless. When I go to the dentist for a cleaning, they always state that I have no plaque. Seriously, I use them 3 times a day and it's like brushing my teeth in between. It gets rid of the dirt between your teeth that most people don't even know exists. buy you. use them You will be very glad you did. - A NOTICE. This should not be taken as medical advice as I am not a medical professional.

Since using them my teeth and gums are really healthy. The end of the "brush" is more durable than most products of this type, so it slides between teeth without bending and is useless. At first I thought it was a little *too* strong because it bled a bit, but it turned out to be due to mild gingivitis. Continued use kept the area clean and allowed the gingivitis to heal. Currently? No more bleeding. Pink and healthy gums. I just had a dental check up yesterday and again got compliments on how…

There are many types of these dental floss picks on the market and here are the pros and cons of this specific one as I see it: Intercostal spaces that other mediators bend. Because of this, each of them has a long useful life. I don't mean to be rude, but I can wash it off and use it again the same day if I want. Unlike the softer rubber type where I can go through several with just one floss. CONS: They are sharp and hard and can hurt your gums if used carelessly. These are not soft rubber…