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

Great way to clean between the teeth - better than floss ~ gently massages gums with the end that has the tiny soft bristle brush. I carry some in an old pill bottle to use after meals. These BrushPicks gently massages your gums and is very portable, when I'm away from my toothbrush.

I have been using these special toothpicks for many years. They work well to get all foods out of my teeth easily with either the pick or the brush. They are durable lasting weeks in my car where I keep two on my visor.

Great little product at a good price

It's better than wooden toothpicks for sure. I also like the pointy end because it can really get in the gaps and get more stuff out than just the dental floss but the brush side makes my gums bleed and I'm not one of those people who doesn't take care of my teeth and has bleeding gum issues normally. I am on a 3 month professional cleaning routine so my gums are in good shape. Also the bristles can break off and I don't know where they end up! Did I accidentally swallowed them or rinsed them out? Nobody knows :(

Forget the old school wooden toothpicks. This is simple to use & it gets the job done! And it also provides gentle gum stimulation. The small packs are very convenient to keep in my purse & car. The only improvement would be is if they were mint flavored.

One of my favorite for cleaning your teeth, right toothpick, plastic, the very good job, would recommend.

My whole family loves these. The little brush on the end enables you to get inbetween your teeth with ease. I find this better than dental floss and a lot easier to use.

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!

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Perfect product for dental care. Been using this for more than 15 years.

These are great because 1. They don’t collapse but slide between the dental pillars to remove that spinach and fish which lodges there 2. The can be reused and stored discretely in the breast pocket of your suit

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I am impressed! The little brush end is very slender but it holds up great - and it removes more debris than I would care to admit (a lot)! Even the flat end seems to have tiny grooves that collect material and dislodge gunk. These are the best toothpicks I have ever used, and I feel it's a generous portion for the price. One BrushPick can do my entire mouth.