🦷 Toothbat Medium Dental Floss Holder: Advanced Oral Care Solution with Easy-Reach Floss Handle, 3 Cleaning Heads for Quick & Effective Results Review

I have used the Reach brush head with interchangeable heads for years because I had a hard time putting regular floss on my back molars with my hands. I bought the Toothbat thinking I could just buy a roll of dental floss that lasts longer and is cheaper. This retainer requires the thread to be twisted around it to secure it and requires you to repeatedly tighten it as the thread is stretched. There has to be a way to pinch the thread without relying on friction to hold it in place. It works…

Work good after being a bit behind to guide the floss in place, needed better technique, my wife can't get used to the complicated assembly of the floss.

Did not work, sent back. It was very difficult to thread the thread from the start, then when I tried to turn my "head" on it, the thread unwound! I tried several times in different ways and it just didn't work. You need some kind of locking mechanism to hold the thread in place!

No more twisting your fingers from the floss biting your fingers. You have to attach a new piece of thread each time but it only takes 15 seconds, a good buy if you're trying to use thread as it's easier but unless you commit it most likely won't change. your habits in general.

My teeth are very close together and I break almost every floss ever made. Listerine Ultraclean Access dental floss works better than most other products but is expensive. I can't use it more than once (who would really want to) so I thought using my own bulk bought filament would be a good option. The Glide thread I have is too slippery and will not stay on the bollards unless tied. Still, the knot will slip as I tighten it to maintain enough tension for me to get it between my clenched teeth.

I know we're supposed to brush twice a day, but I never flossed until a few days before I had to go to the dentist. My gums were bleeding and I couldn't move around my mouth with the traditional method. This article is AWESOME! Now I have no more bleeding gums and am really looking forward to the floss.

It makes it very easy to get to the molars and make sure the floss is done correctly. The only thing that can make it better is a way to add a spool of filament that you're currently using, cut off the used part, and pull out more filament. But I'm picky about my filament, so I probably won't like the filament that comes with it. Excellent goods!

Much more convenient than hand flossing. I bought the child size as I have a small mouth. I've found that to keep the thread taut, I have to use my finger or thumb on the shackle pieces to maintain constant rotational pressure on the shackles relative to the handle. Then it works very well. When it wears out, I'll buy another one.

For many years I used Reach floss with replacement toothbrushes because I had difficulty reaching my back molars with my floss with my hands. I bought the Toothbat thinking I could just buy a roll of dental floss that lasts longer and is cheaper. This retainer requires the thread to be twisted around it to secure it and requires you to repeatedly tighten it as the thread is stretched. There has to be a way to pinch the thread without relying on friction to hold it in place. It works, but…

My teeth are very close together and I tear almost everything dental floss has ever done. Listerine Ultraclean Access dental floss works better than most other products but is expensive. I can't use it more than once (who would really want to) so I thought using my own bulk bought filament would be a good option. The Glide thread I have is too slippery and will not stay on the bollards unless tied. Still, the knot will slip as I tighten it to maintain enough tension for me to get it between my…