The Doctor's BrushPicks, Interdental Brushes & Dental Picks, Gently Remove Food Debris from Braces & Dental Work, 275 Count

So much easier to use than floss, and more thorough. It's a toothpick at one end and at the other, a little double sided soft comb that really find the food in between the teeth and handily extracts it. I had been ill disposed towards using floss - irritating and difficult - so I didn't. These picks are handy, always in my pocket so that I use them every time I eat. I swear my dental hygiene has improved over the several years I've used them.

These are better than any wooden toothpicks and any of the flossing picks. Money well spent.

Started using these due to the low price - wasn’t sure what I’d be getting. I’m used to the tiny brush type picks, but these have more like a feather shaped flat brush. Dubious though I was, I tried using them every day after meals. My next visit to the dentist showed a a marked improvement in my gums. All my depth numbers were 1’s and 2’s with one 3 - my previous visit I’d had a bunch of 3’s. These are way less expensive than the brush type, and work better. The dentist even wants me to bring her a sample next time I visit, as she was impressed at their effectiveness.

Works well. Better than toothpick.

The best out there for oral hygiene, I’ve used these for several years now, the come in a multiple pack, so very easy to use stick a pack in your travel bag, purse snd in every bath.. 5stars

Love these little gems :). They keep in my wallet and are perfect when out and about and of course at home.

Excellent to use for flossing between teeth,

We had been purchasing brush pics that seemed nearly identical to these for a number of years - from Rite Aid. So we were glad to find an alternate source for these, as we use them for everything you can think of, besides flossing teeth. For example drop of oil on the finger tip will wick up into the brush end, allowing clean application of a small amount of oil in a tiny place. Much neater than dripping oil or trying to use a tooth pick. Also good for applying medications under the ends of fingernails. The only differences I could see between the Rite Aid brand and these are that these came from Vietnam, and the Rite Aid came from Taiwan. These are also a bit yellow colored compared to the others. And, the dispenser box, while appearing identical to the Rite Aid dispensers, was impossible to open by hand or with tools. The top cracked apart before it would open, so I transferred the new ones into the old Rite aid container. (Yeah, I was pushing the lid in the correct 'open' direction). Not real great manufacturing or quality control on the dispenser, hope the picks aren't as brittle as the box!