🦷 Doctor's BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks 120-Pack for Effective Oral Care Review

Doctor's Brush, the creators put a lot of thought into how each ending looks, but the truth is that neither side works properly as there is very little to do. I bet they don't even use them. Due to the flimsy nature of the pick, it rotates in the thumb and forefinger rather than staying quietly clean between the teeth. The side of the "quill" should fall between the teeth. No weight, it's too small to really "brush" your teeth. They may be suitable for children but not big enough for adults…

I have been using these brushes for several years. Thank god I found her. If I don't use the interdental spaces for a night or two, I get swollen gums and pain in several specific places, and then I get so mad at myself for not using it at night. I don't like flossing so it's a blessing. I just plug in the end of the brush and remove it. If there is some food or gum between the teeth I may have to start with the sharp end as it is very difficult to remove material and then use the brush end a…

Works well, quickly cleans pockets and spaces between teeth; much better than wooden picks, dentifrices and other types of picks and related tools in our opinion. They also stimulate the gums. The cleverly designed cases can be taken almost anywhere and quickly donate toothpicks. They do NOT eliminate the need for ambidextrous floss which removes plaque/biofilm under the gumline on the front and back of teeth (if done correctly) which contributes to bad breath, inflamed gums and ultimately…

A friend introduced us to these little wonders. TAAAAAAA way better than regular wooden toothpicks which tend to break pieces which makes you panic. They're stiff enough to go through your teeth, but flexible if you need to adjust and bend them, which wooden toothpicks can't do. LOVE the BRUSH on one end that allows you to twist and pull out food. Also ideal for gum stimulation. We also purchased The Doctor's BrushPicks Toothpicks 15 Pack keychain dispenser through Revain. This is a small round

I have a bit of recessed gums that open up spaces between teeth below the points of contact - and a tooth with an old crown with a ledge that tends to eat away snagged, and a bit of gingivitis. I usually pop my toothbrush bristles into these spots and just do a very thorough job, but my favorite toothbrushes (the original Oral B Advantage) are no longer made and are becoming harder and harder to find on eBay and the gap around that tooth is deepening. Since I feel like I can't use Thread…