🦷 PLACKERS GentleSlide Floss Picks for Narrow Gaps - 90 Count (Pack of 6) Review

I have several implants and crowns, some of which are close together. This product is easier to use than the standard type. I am very satisfied with the price and performance.

I use these because I have narrow teeth and they are the best for getting into hard to reach areas compared to all the others I've tried. This still applies to these, but the quality is clearly not what I'm used to seeing in stores. The grip is smaller (the notch digs into your fingers when flossing) and the floss starts to break (but doesn't stop), which I've never experienced with store-bought ones. If you can find these in stores, get them instead.

I used spatulas before and was satisfied. This particular product is very disappointing. The dental floss thread breaks very easily. The product is advertised for tight teeth. I use 4-5 patches at a time. just floss the upper and lower teeth. A spatula should allow the user to floss the upper and lower teeth (this was my previous experience with hard dental fillers).

Great 2 in 1 product You get a safe toothpick that won't split like wood and dental floss that works very well. Regular yarn gets wet and slips through your fingers, but this one doesn't. As for the taste, the mint flavor is indicated on the packaging, but I don't feel it, which is not a minus for this product. I recommend her to my family, friends and even my dentist. ! Must have product!

These will probably suit most shoppers but they don't work as well with my very narrow teeth as Placker's green micro mint floss strips. I used 9 strips of floss in one night of flossing. 8 broke and one was torn. Once they're almost done I'm going back to Plackers Micro Mint floss strips as they seem to be the only type/brand that my teeth can't crack! They also tend to stretch enough to make flossing a little difficult. I like their softness on the teeth.

This dental floss has never broken on me and is very strong. Cleans thoroughly and slides easily between clenched teeth. I have no issues with the toothpick ending up grabbing my hand etc. These are the best toothpicks I have ever used and I will only use them. I usually buy them at Walmart but they have been out of stock for a very long time probably because they are very popular so I had to buy them online. The price on the website is a bit higher than in store but it's worth it. I bought a 6

Updated 2/18/2020: I opened a fresh bag the other day and literally went a dozen in one cleaning session. Half broke instantly, the other half literally expanded and deteriorated on first use. I wouldn't recommend these picks to my worst enemies; they are so bad. I've bought over a dozen packs and they all have the same problem; they don't tear, but stretch so much that they become unusable. This is a well-documented issue; would recommend looking elsewhere until this is fixed.

This will probably fit most clients, but on my very narrow teeth they don't work as well as mint green Plackers floss strips. I used 9 strips of floss in one night of flossing. 8 broke and one was also torn. Once they're almost done I'm going back to Plackers Micro Mint floss strips as they seem to be the only type/brand that my teeth can't crack! They also tend to stretch enough to make flossing a little difficult. I like their softness on the teeth.