Review on Doctor's BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks - 120 Picks per Pack (6-Pack) by Amy Fuhrman

There are many types of these "filament picks" on the market and here are the pros and cons of these particular picks as I see them: PRO: These picks are stiffer than others and therefore become stiffer in very narrow rib gaps that bend other picks. Because of this, each of them has a long useful life. I don't mean to be rude, but I can wash it off and use it again the same day if I want. Unlike the softer rubber type where I can go through several with just one floss. CONS: They are sharp and hard and can hurt your gums if used carelessly. These are not soft rubber massagers like soft pick with rubber on the end. It's a hard plastic, imagine a hard plastic toothpick with a triangular edge on one side and a brush-like end on one side (but also very stiff). All in all, they will definitely find a place in my arsenal of gum and teeth cleaners, so I recommend adding them to yours too!