480 Pcs Dental Floss Picks Soft Silicone Tooth Picks Flossers Interdental Brushes with Case Soft Dental Floss Picks

Easy to use and exactly what I need keep my teeth healthy Read more

These work really well and I can always have them with me since they are small and convenient. Read more

These soft-picks are "too thick", and would not go between my teeth. I had to return them. Read more

This brand isn’t as good as another brand that I bought. These are flimsy and the tip bends easily. I’m not sure if I’m getting my teeth cleaned properly. I gave it a 2 star rating due to it being a good value. Read more

They were nearly as good as the name brand. Recommend them highly! Read more

I have always had a hard time with traditional string floss and these little picks have made a real difference. They are small and easy to keep on hand, the flexible interdental section works well in tight spaces where regular floss just snaps or gets stuck, and they do not require wrapping anything around your fingers which was always the part I hated most. They snap on and off easily and the silicone brush on the opposite end is useful for scraping buildup off teeth. They come in small travel cases with 40 picks per case which makes them easy to keep in multiple places. The tips are firm enough to do the job but flexible enough that they are not uncomfortable against the gums. A genuinely useful little product that makes it a lot easier to actually keep up with flossing. Read more

These little picks are the perfect solution to tight-space flossing issues. My husband is always on the lookout for good flossing products. He is, to be honest, not great at daily flossing. If string floss is only option, he is more likely to pass than to use it. He has several frustrations with it, all of which are addressed by these great little picks. First of all, he hates the whole hassle and feel of the wrapping it around his fingers. It is uncomfortable to use and the bother of getting it in and out of the individual teeth feels gross and unsanitary to him. To address that, we tried those little individual flossers that have a tiny piece of floss pre-threaded on a plastic handle. Those get rid of the wrapping it around his fingers issue, but you are then reusing the exact same tiny piece of floss for all your teeth, so that didn’t solve the gross part, plus, if you have tight spaces, the tiny piece of floss tends to get stuck or break. So we moved on to these. These seem like the perfect solution. They also solve the finger wrapping issue, but these don’t snag and break in tight spaces. They are remarkably flexible and good at getting under and around crowns without snagging, and they fit in surprisingly tight spaces. They are also silicone, so they don’t feel like they pick up the bits of food and absorb them, like regular floss does, which cuts way back on the gross/unsanitary factor. And if they do get food on them, he can give them a quick rinse in the sink and move on to the next tooth. I feel like these could be an oral-hygiene game changer for him and they give me hope that they could be what turns him into an everyday flosser. These are well made, easy to use, highly functional, and a great value for the money, given how many of them come in a pack. Using them twice a day, this is about an 8-month supply! I highly recommend them for anyone with teeth, but especially for problem flossers. Read more

There's more than enough to clean your teeth for over a year and more. They come in these nice little packets in a set of 96 and they're all bridged together. Easily snap one off and use. The quality of the picks themselves. They're strong enough to be used once before the structure starts giving it, how they should normally work anyways. The tips are coated with a really good rubber that you can hear on your teeth when you use them. Really quality stuff. And the pick on the opposite side is good to scrape off some of the gunk on your teeth. You need to be careful using these however because you can injure yourself to an extent. Look up a video on how to properly use these pics before you try using them. In most cases you might accidentally puncture something or damage blood vessels around your tooth create use the tip primarily and don't try to write the whole pic in between teeth unless you know what you're doing. Safe dental care is the best dental care Read more