🦷 Plackers Back Teeth Micro Mint Dental Floss Picks: 75 Count - Ultimate Solution for Effective Oral Care! Review

These curling irons are about the worst dental floss I've ever bought. I've had a lot of success with a tiller brand in the past, so I decided to try these curved micro flossers for molars. Well I think first let's mention two things they are good for: their curved shape works really well for accessing the back teeth and they work great on some of my teeth that have a small gap between them. failed in two other big ways. So the first problem is that the floss on it is so thin it doesn't remove…

I love the angle of these floss tips and the fact that they aren't fluoridated like Dentek brands. They don't seem to work for people with tight tooth gaps, however, as the floss seems to have trouble sliding through the gap so once it finally gets in, it reaches your gums. who then start bleeding. I'm assuming the floss is either not waxed or just not waxed enough (to better slide through the tight spaces between teeth). Personally, I'm trying the Gum brand next and will update here as they…

The old version of this toothpick was flat, but the new one has an angle. I like the idea before I used it. It made sense though. The angle made it difficult to pull the floss out of between the teeth. I haven't had this problem before. The plastic handle is too flexible and weak. This contributed to the problem. I want them to bring back the old version.

I've been using them for years. Was used to purchase them from Dollar Tree. My experience with them has shown that they are very strong. I've had a few batches where something seemed wrong with them and the thread snapped or snapped slightly, but this may have been an exception as they were very strong overall. The toothpick part is useful for removing food debris from the toothbrush, as well as various other uses you can find for a toothpick. The angled design of this thread is the only design

I have tried every spool of thread and every other thread set. This Plackers Back Teeth Micro Mint floss is best for ALL teeth, not just molars! They don't break easily. Just buy them - in white and green packaging! Don't worry about other Plackers models in different colored bags. There is a big difference between them. These are the only ones you will ever need. You can put a few in your pocket and take them anywhere.

Now I know why they were cheap compared to other toothpicks. "Designed not to stretch, tear, or break." Not true at all. Did you do tests? Dental floss breaks so easily. After being put between the teeth a few times, the floss will begin to tear and come loose between the teeth and in the mouth. Now I have to floss again to get the shredded floss out. Pooh. DO NOT BUY. SERIOUS. DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY. I really like the mediator itself, nice design. But the floss material is inferior and…

I hate putting my fingers in my mouth to floss so this is an easy fix. They are not the best as my dentist always says I need to floss better. It's so easy to get to the molars with this design that another design just doesn't make sense to me. This is probably the manufacturer's preference as the shape is simpler than this. I never use a toothpick and it's nice to have tucked away, although sometimes it slips out when you're flossing, which can hurt if you're not careful.

I'm a fan of GUM Angle Thread, but they are more expensive and sometimes hard to find. a reasonable alternative to GUM. The attached photo shows the placards above and GUM below. Plackers have less plastic to the touch, making them less durable, and the pick end is less useful than the GUM for stimulating gums. As you can see from the photo, Plackers floss is thinner than GUM floss. So far this hasn't been a major problem as the thread hasn't snapped in use. Conclusion: At the same price, I…

Very disappointed with it!1. The thread on it somehow got caught on my teeth while trying to floss. It feels like your teeth are not straight. I've never had this problem with other dental floss. Sometimes I fight to keep him from getting between my teeth! It has to be the "shredding" that other people have mentioned in their reviews.2. The thread breaks easily. Partly because you pulled on them to get them out of your teeth 🙄, mostly because they're thin.3. The floss does NOT feel soft on the

These spatulas are about the worst floss I've ever bought. I've had a lot of success with a tiller brand in the past, so I decided to try this curved micro floss for molars. Well I think first let's mention two things they are good for: their curved shape works really well for accessing the back teeth and they work great on some of my teeth that have a small gap between them. failed in two other big ways. So the first problem is that the floss on it is so thin that it doesn't really remove…