Interdental Slim Brush Anself 60Pcs Dental Floss Picks Refill Inter-Dental Brush Teeth Stick Toothpick Flosser for Oral Deep Clean Health Care

I burn through these babies like crazy. Using other brands, you can only get a handful at a time. Oral hygiene isn't done with just 6 brushes. I love that these have a retractable brush. I can wash off the brush, rinse with mouthwash to kill germs, retract the bristles where it can still air dry but stay clean.These are re-usable for a couple of times before I inevitably get over-zealous in my interdental cleaning and they bend. But with these, you get a boatload of brushes in a fabulous case. I'm getting ready to buy more so that I have them at the office, other bathrooms at home and in the car.These are perfect to have on hand after a meal. I like that they fit in all my tight dental spaces too.

There are a lot of interdental brushes out there. The difficulty is choosing the right size because not all interdental brushes come in multipacks to help you decide which size you need, and you may need multiple sizes for all your teeth. I think this brush is a good size for the space between most teeth. You also get a lot of them so you can change them out frequently so they stay hygienic.The "main" way to use interdental brushes is a replacement for floss for cleaning in between your teeth. I still prefer regular floss for that even with braces, but this is more convenient to carry with you in your dental travel kit. It's also a good backup if you run out of floss. Most of the complaints seem to be about this use. I think they work OK for this use, but I haven't really used any other interdental brushes for comparison.If you have metal or ceramic braces with a wire, the "secondary" way to use these brushes is to clean in between and on the top and bottom of your brackets to get any areas your regular toothbrush misses. These brushes are excellent for that. My full braces routine is Waterpik, then interdental brushing, then regular flossing, then regular toothbrushing, then going back through with an interdental brush if needed. If I don't have the time for the full routine, I just use the interdental brush and a regular toothbrush. My ortho and all the dentists I've seen since I've had braces on have complimented me on how clean my teeth are, and I definitely think using these interdental brushes regularly to clean my brackets is a large reason for that. They're a good value too and should last me about a year or so before I have to purchase them again.

I like these flossers but I feel that if you were to overdo it on your teeth cuz they have metal in the brush and it could accidentally crack your tooth and I would suggest you be careful when you start flossing your teeth it works it's just it could be rough on the teeth if you're not careful so I suggest you just do it slowly and it could Bend also which helps and it gets back to the back teeth where it's harder to get so I use them but I'm careful when I use it

These are the perfect thing for after a meal. They are easy to tuck in a purse, can be reused with a little rinsing, and work very well to brush the spaces between your teeth. They are of a diameter that works for me in my smallest spaces, but also is very good at the larger spaces. I recommend these!

After buying these, I tried a few other types. The others did not hold up well when pushed between the teeth and just bent back on themselves. This is a superior product to the others I've tried. When i went to the hygenist after a month of using these, she said, while cleaning my teeth "not much here for me to do!" meaning, my teeth had very little plaque at all. I really like that they are covered too, which means i can throw a few in my purse etc.

As I get older there is more and more need to clean between teeth. This item is one of the best. Some other items have caps which prevent air circulation so that the little brushes stink after a few hours. This item is ingeniously put together so this doesn't happen and one can slide the little brushes out conveniently. Interestingly, these brushes are cheaper than the competition -- much cheaper. I only wish they had an array of thicknesses.

It's best floss I have been using. I tried so many brand and it's either too soft or too thick. This one is good for the price and not too soft when you want to bent it. Easy to use and carry in your purse.

If you are using this product, to remove food from in between your teeth they are good for that use. If you are using this as part of your hygiene routine to remove plaque in between your teeth, this is not the best product for that, as they are too flimsy.I do like that they are housed in the plastic that allows you to retract the brush ( before I pull it out of my mouth I have retracted so no one sees the yucky food on the brush)

I was using the wisdom rubber/plastic picks but they were expensive as I was using about 6 a day. These seem over-engineered but they are great. I hate plastic waste but these last at least a week & I use them 3 x a day. The wire is easily tweaked to get it into difficult wisdom teeth & the rigid holder can be used to push cheek back. The bristle retracts into holder for storage but I usually leave it out to dry out at home.

Excellent, does what I needed. Clean between the teeth very well! Thank you!

I like these brushes because they slide in and out of a plastic cover which keeps things tidy. I find they are great for brushing between my teeth and under my bridge. My other half is not so keen because he finds they are a bit big and for him they catch and he has had one break, he still prefers them to others on the market because of the cover. I think too he has learned not to tug too hard if they do catch but to manoeuvre them out.

Very good value.