Soft-Picks Advanced Dental Picks for Teeth & Gum Care – Dentist Recommended, 300 Pre-Threaded Picks with Travel Case – Easy to Use Interdental Cleaners for Daily Oral Hygiene

I like these SO much better than floss. While I use a water flosser regularly, I still like to use something like this once or twice a week. These picks beat the heck out of flossers that shred, or trying to properly wrap floss around your fingers. The little bristles just feel like they do a better job and are far more convenient. Never going back to string floss again.

My wife swears by Plackers. I got these as a less expensive alternative not knowing if she'd like them or not. She LOVES them! She says they get between your teeth just as well as the string type and are a bit easier on her gums. Will no doubt be getting more of these in the future.

My dental hygienist encouraged me to start using silicone interdental brushes in addition to flossing since I have irregularly spaced teeth. I've been using a name-brand version but when I saw the Fawnmum brushes for a better price I decided to give them a shot. The current regular price of $9.99 for 300 is around 3.3 cents apiece, which is a great bargain.Pros:+ They make removing food debris from teeth easy. Not hard or sharp like wooden toothpicks.+ Economical compared to the big-brand version.+ 300 brush picks should last you a while.+ The picks are shrink-wrapped inside 2 plastic storage cases that snap closed so you don't lose any. Great for travel, too.Cons:- These dental picks/brushes don't replace regular floss. Yes, you should still floss every day.- They aren't so good for tightly spaced teeth. The picks are slightly too thick to fit between my closer-spaced teeth. They work great in bigger spaces, though.- They're plastic and single-use, so they're not good for the environment.To sum up: If you have wider spaces in between your teeth, you'll probably find these brushes great. For me, they just weren't that effective for cleaning between my close-spaced teeth, so I will stick with another brand of picks made for tight teeth, along with daily flossing. I'll continue to use the Fawnmum brushpicks for removing food debris after eating.

I'm reviewing Fawnmum Super Dragon Portable Soft Silicone Interdental Brushes, 300Pcs.I ordered these for my husband who uses interdental brushes to help clean between his teethe and the area around his bridge. He found them to be a good length and size to help remove the bits that get caught around the bridge.This is a set of two hinged plastic cases each containing 150 brushes. The storage cases were shrink wrapped making them tamper resistant.At the current price of $8.99 after applying the $2 coupon, that comes to $0.03 each which I find to be a good value.As a side note, these Fawnmum Super Dragon Portable Soft Silicone Interdental Brushes are made in China.

These Fawnmum Super Dragon Portable Soft Silicone Interdental Brushes are OK. They work fine as flossing alternatives, but each brush only lasts for a couple teeth's worth of flossing and I end up needing to use 4 of them to clean all my teeth because the rubber wears away or the tip breaks off too easily.The are also quite short which makes it harder to reach the back of my mouth to clean around my molars.

These have a smaller tip than some other interdental brushes, which makes them good for the gumline around bridges. I used one after using another interdental brush and got out material the other brush had not reached.These also have a smaller area to hold on to, and are shorter than some of the larger interdental brushes. You may prefer one size over another but the fact these brushes get out material the other brushes couldn't reach has me sold. Five stars!

These are great little brushes to get food stuck between your teeth out - they work great. They are really compact and come in a nice plastic carrying case. Excellent product

These are a tad odd - they are considerably thicker than most similar picks I've used, too much to fit entirely between most of my teeth, or even at all between some of them. So, if you are like me and your teeth are (too) close together/crowded, they may not be a great choice for you.However, they are less flexible than a lot I've tried, too, so if they fit between your teeth, they tend to work better, so it's a tradeoff.The little silicone filaments seem not to be as irritating to the gums as some.The pictures do seen to be a tad misleading, though. It looks like a silicone head attached to a plastic body. However, it appears to be a full-length plastic pick, with a silicone 'sleeve' attached to the tip. It's only slightly more bendy because it's thinner.