The Doctor's BrushPicks Toothpicks, 275 Picks Per Pack (2 Packs)

I HATE the feeling of having stuff stuck in my teeth. Never liked wooden toothpicks. I have no idea how I came across these but it's been OVER A DECADE and I take these EVERYWHERE. Even had them while on my deployments. They are double sided. Standard pick and brush sides. I mainly use the brush sides. They can get in between my tight teeth and they REALLY WORK! You will be amazed at what gets left behind after a meal. You will NEVER used the think wooden toothpicks again. Use one then use a bush pick and you WILL find something the wooden toothpicks missed. When you can't brush this is the next best thing. Use them on each side of your teeth pushing in then from the inside pushing out. Gums may bleed after initial use if you are not a flosser but that's generally a GOOD thing if you have NORMAL mouth health and care. It goes away once your now PROPER gum care is a routine. You can give a bit of twist action to help pull or push anything out. The brush head can bend over 90 degrees trying to get into tough tight spots. Just remember the more you bend plastic the hotter it gets (NOT ENOUGH TO EVER EVEN REMOTELY FEEL) and starts to stretch and break. Maybe once or twice a month I can push the brushes too far and it will break off. Flip it around and push the brush out head out and you know NOT to be that vigorous again. Once you have a brush side that no longer returns to its normal position you have reached the end. Speed, power, twist and control become second nature FAST. You will know when it's time to stop or get another pick. They are EASY to hold and control. DO NOT FLUSH THESE. They go in the trash or better yet the recycle bin. The big and small cases are perfect and fairly though. They also make EXCELLENT tiny screw holders. I have a TON of these full of all the little screws I have collected after years in the IT world. I've NEVER come across a defective pick or case. Like I said I have used these for over a decade and I would be hard pressed to remember a single week that I haven't used these in over all that time. People will ask about them if they see you use them and need a toothpick. The only negative aspect I can think of (I'm one of those people who HAVE to include at least one con no matter how perfect something is) is if the brush head breaks off the picks go from the perfect length to a tad short. I normally just toss the pick for another if I accidently break the brush off. I've tried a dozen or so picks. These are hands down the best!

These are perfect for my teeth. I've had dentists ask me what I'm doing cause my teeth and gums are in such great shape. I tell them I use these great little thin flexible brush picks daily and they say keep doing what your doing. I barely need any regular cleanings at all. I don't know if I can attribute it to the picks but they are in my routine, where as a toothbrush full of toothpaste is not. Great for my needs!

I’ve been using these BrushPicks for a while now and they really do a great job at getting food out from between my teeth when floss isn’t around. They’re much sturdier than regular wooden toothpicks, so they don’t snap or splinter, and the textured design actually helps clean and stimulate my gums. I keep a pack in my bag and another in the car since the dispenser is small and portable. They’re not meant to replace flossing, but I find they’re a great addition to my dental routine and help prevent that uncomfortable feeling of food stuck between teeth. Some people might find them a little firm on sensitive gums, but once you get used to them, they work very well. For the price and the amount you get, I think these are excellent value.

These saved me from having gum surgery. I use them EVERY night before I go to bed. If I feel like there is food between my teeth during the day I use them then also. I always have them with me

These brushpicks are the best teeth cleaners I've found and the least expensive!! I highly recommend them!

**Doctor’s BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks** As someone who values thorough oral hygiene, I decided to try Doctor’s BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks. I was looking for a product that could effectively clean between my teeth, especially after meals, and help maintain healthy gums. These interdental toothpicks seemed like a convenient and portable option. **What I Like:** - **Effective Cleaning**: The Doctor’s BrushPicks do an excellent job of removing food particles and plaque from between the teeth. The dual-ended design, with a toothpick on one end and a brush on the other, allows for comprehensive cleaning that reaches places my toothbrush sometimes misses. They’re great for getting into tight spaces and ensuring a thorough clean. - **Portable and Convenient**: These toothpicks are incredibly convenient to carry around. I keep a few in my purse, car, and desk at work, so I always have them on hand. They’re individually wrapped, which keeps them hygienic and makes them easy to use on the go, whether after a meal or during a busy day. - **Gentle on Gums**: Despite their effectiveness, the brush ends are gentle on the gums. I was initially concerned that they might be too harsh, but they’re designed to clean without causing irritation or discomfort. This makes them a great option for daily use, even for those with sensitive gums. - **Durable Design**: The toothpicks are durable enough to be used more than once if needed. They don’t easily break or bend, which adds to their value. I’ve found them to be much sturdier than regular wooden toothpicks or other interdental cleaners. **What I Don’t Like:** - **Size of the Brush End**: The brush end of the toothpick is effective, but it’s a bit small. While this is great for tight spaces, it can make cleaning larger gaps between teeth a bit more time-consuming. A slightly larger brush option might have been more versatile for different users. - **Plastic Material**: The toothpicks are made of plastic, which might be a downside for those who are environmentally conscious. While they’re convenient and effective, they do contribute to plastic waste. It would be great if a biodegradable option were available. - **Cost**: The price of these interdental toothpicks is a bit higher than traditional toothpicks or some other interdental cleaners. While I think the quality justifies the cost, it might be a consideration for those who are looking for a more budget-friendly option, especially if used frequently. **Bottom Line:** Doctor’s BrushPicks Interdental Toothpicks are a highly effective and convenient tool for maintaining oral hygiene on the go. They clean thoroughly, are gentle on gums, and are portable enough to be carried anywhere. While the brush end could be slightly larger and the plastic material isn’t the most eco-friendly, the overall performance and durability make them a valuable addition to any oral care routine. If you’re looking for an easy way to keep your teeth and gums clean between brushings, these toothpicks are definitely worth trying.

they work great

large package -very nice - easy to use