Oral-B Super Floss Mint Dental Floss for Braces Bridges - 50 Strips (2-Pack): Advanced Flossing Solution for Orthodontic Care Review

I've always hated matching loop and line for working under bridges. They're a bit simpler, with a hard end that slides under your bridge and a "fuzzy" area that's good for cleaning that area. They're pretty hard to find in stores, which confuses me because they're so much easier to use than a loop.

Okay, it just doesn't work, it's not hard enough to pierce teeth to clean the bridge. Similar to most of them, they don't make the plastic hard enough to push through your teeth. Completely useless

SO disappointed in everyone accused of shipping this product. With a permanent fixative, this thread is the only thread that makes threading in this area practical. Otherwise it's just a complete pain. So the product is ok. Oral B isn't the one I'm complaining to. This floss comes in thin boxes (as shown in the picture) which are perfect for packing the floss, but if you send it in a bubble envelope it will certainly not be delayed in transit. The box was completely crushed and the ends fell…

I have used Oral-B SuperFloss for many years as a great alternative to using dental floss for my permanent bridge. It's already hard to find in stores, and if you can find it, the only variety you can find is mint, which I personally don't like. The unscented way! I have just ordered 10 boxes since my last bulk order ended. They arrived on time and seem to be of the same quality as previous purchases so I'm very satisfied!

My dentist recommended this floss after recent dental surgery. It comes in a handy box that you open like tissue paper to take out the pieces one by one. There is a hard part at the end to thread the floss through your teeth. This is followed by another piece about 6 inches thicker and fluffier to remove wider areas or in my case the area over the middle tooth of a bridge. This is followed by a very long piece of standard dental floss, which is even thicker and thicker than the oral floss I'm…

Received a sample from my dentist after dental work and tried to find it in stores but couldn't. They are exactly the same and really necessary when you have dental work like bridges and copings. Although I can't use them between my other teeth that don't have work on them as the floss is too big to fit between those teeth so I still have to use regular floss.

Must use this thread with my bridge and it was a great price! I've noticed that sometimes the threads at the end that you slide under the prosthesis aren't strong enough to use, but most of them... This is something I've noticed in recent purchases, me guess the quality control is slipping a bit. I have a reusable needle threader that I use when needed. I love Oral B products!

These things are essential if you have braces or permanent braces. I personally have a permanent retainer and have tried other forms of thread designed to penetrate metal plating, but they are all generally too long and have a cheap thread-like texture. Sponge cloth works great! The reason I don't give it 5 stars is because the product says "precut" but it's also too long - over 12 inches; I cut every piece of super floss before use because it takes too long to get the floss between my teeth…

I'm in the middle of a dental implant. It's actually going to be an implant bridge because it's going to cover the entire top of my mouth, so some real implants are attached to it, and then some crowns. It's hard to explain, but the bottom line is that you can't use regular floss with it. However, it is important to continue to floss because if you don't, you could develop gum disease, which could lead to implant rejection. This thing is too expensive to afford to refuse an implant. No option…

This floss was recommended by my dentist after recent dental surgery. It's packed in a handy box that you open like tissue paper to take out the pieces one by one. There is a hard part at the end to thread the floss through your teeth. This is followed by another cut about 6 inches thicker and fluffier to clean wider areas, or in my case the area over the middle tooth of a bridge. This is followed by a very long piece of standard dental floss, which is even thicker and thicker than the oral…