The Doctors BrushPicks 120 Each Review

High quality plastic picks have one end with a sharp wedge and grooves and the other end a thin brush that can penetrate very narrow gaps between teeth along the gum line. I've found these picks to be a good, inexpensive replacement for stiff strings.

I bought this from a local pharmacy and they are different. Instead of having tiny brushes on one end to clean between teeth, it's more difficult with very small bristles. Very disappointed.

I was expecting two cases of these cases and was very pleasantly surprised to find two packs of 2 cases! I love them more than floss for my teeth, the little "notches" on them are wonderful. I have a bridge and something goes between it and my gums and it works great.

This is my favorite toothbrush for cleaning between the teeth. It has a nice nylon brush that is soft yet durable. It is suitable for small gaps. One end has a brush, the other end looks more like a toothpick. Comes in a handy carrying or storage bag. It's also one of the cheapest, only a dollar for a pack of 100. I highly recommend.

My orthodontist recommended them to me when I got braces and I'm very happy about that (I was 33 years old). They helped keep my braces and gums clean when flossing was impractical, and I've been using them ever since (seven years ago). I keep some of these in my car, my briefcase and even my travel bag. They have definitely helped me keep my mouth clean and gums healthy, and while nothing can replace flossing, they are very close and more convenient.

As a dental hygienist for 20 years. I am convinced that probably 5-10% of the population floss regularly. I personally don't care what the patient uses to remove the crap from between the teeth. Basically what causes periodontitis. ... I think most people don't know how to floss. They usually wrap the floss around their index fingers, making access to the molars difficult. Index finger and thumb for reach. If they can give directions on how to open a jar. I definitely think the directions…