The Doctor's BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks - 120-Picks per Pack (Pack of 3): A Comprehensive Review and Buying Guide Review

Fantastic product that saves thousands of dollars in dental work that 47% of people 30+ and 70% of people 65+ have a mold the periodontitis. A NOTICE. The website video shows them to be used horizontally, but my excellent dental hygienist instructed me to use them vertically (one side of the "feathers" points up toward the palate and the other toward the lower jaw). started using them after treating periodontal pockets that were "6". In my 3 month, recheck all the bags but one has gone down to…

I've had dental work and everyone knows it's not cheap. When I found them I was grateful as I was told not to use wooden toothpicks to accidentally leave food stuck. Many Thanks.

These are versatile and dependable tools. One side has a pointed tip to remove food debris from between teeth, while the other side has flexible bristles to clean tooth surfaces, especially near the gum line, without damaging gums.

I had dental surgery and everyone knows it's not cheap. When I found them I was grateful as I was told not to use wooden toothpicks to accidentally leave food stuck. Many Thanks.

These are versatile and durable picks. One side has a pointed tip to remove food debris from between teeth, while the other side has flexible bristles to clean tooth surfaces, especially near the gum line, without damaging gums.

I started using these toothpicks last year after being encouraged to do so by a family member. It removes deposits from between the teeth. I first used it in the evening before cleansing. I would use them when watching TV. Now I can't bear to eat between my teeth. I use them twice a day. I still floss at night. My last cleaning and inspection went great. The dentist was impressed with the condition of my teeth and gums. I keep them in the car and in our RV. (I don't use them while driving). I'm