🦷 Dr. Emma Soft Charcoal Dental Picks, 100 Count (1 Packs) - Rubberized Brush Picks Review

Like many people, I'm used to things not working as promised. Not this time. These ugly little/miniature car tools work great. Cleans up your toothy nooks and crannies. entering tiny gaps is painless. Love it.

The older I get the more food gets stuck between my teeth and it really annoys me. These special toothpicks are very useful for squeezing out or pulling out those leftovers. They are much stronger than those with brush wires: the wire will bend after a little use. I was a little worried when I ordered them because they're said to be soaked in charcoal: I thought they might leave a black residue, but they don't. Other than black, I don't know what charcoal does.

They're fine, I wish they were a little stronger. Sometimes they bend and I would have to use a new one to finish all my teeth. They appear to be the same as another brand so what can you do. It is what it is. The brand at Walmart was a little cheaper, but only pennies.

These little tools work so well I've tried several products and found this to be my favorite for cleaning tight spaces between teeth.

Soft yet strong enough to get between teeth. Does not cause bleeding gums. I really like this product. I wish they would sell it in bulk for a lower price.

They are not strong enough and start to bend. I can't get them through tight spaces. I was hoping they would clean all my teeth but no. I won't buy them again.

And it's nice to have charcoal in it. Good flexibility and fairly good durability although it could be better. Many Thanks.

Like many people, I'm used to things not working as promised. Not this time. These ugly little/miniature car tools work great. Cleans up your toothy nooks and crannies. entering tiny gaps is painless. Love it.

Are ok, I would like to be stronger. Sometimes they bend and I would have to use a new one to finish all my teeth. They appear to be the same as another brand so what can you do. It is what it is. The brand at Walmart was a little cheaper, but only pennies.

It seems that as I get older I tend to get more and more food stuck between my teeth which really annoys me. These special toothpicks are very useful for squeezing out or pulling out those leftovers. They are much stronger than those with brush wires: the wire will bend after a little use. I was a bit worried when I ordered them because they're said to be soaked in charcoal: I thought they might leave a black residue, but they don't. Other than black, I don't know what charcoal does.