DenTek Comfort Clean Floss Picks Fresh Mint 150 Each

This is the only floss I can use that doesn’t make my gums hurt so hopefully they never stop making it. The floss doesn’t break and easily slides through teeth. Only thing I wish is they’d stop flavoring it. Either way, I won’t stop using them.

These are all I use. Why do I have to fill thus box with needless drivel. They work. Only 1 or 2 per bag tear. They took a little longer than I expeccted to receive them.

They slide in between the teeth so easily. And, I always get great reports from the dentist.

These are nice flosspicks, the floss are strong and flexible , while the ergonomics makes it easy to reach hard places. The pick itself is bumpy , which is a nice touch for a bit of gum massage - I had to give it only 4 stars , because the mint on the floss is way too sweet , but overall , i would recommend these to anyone , but just remember to brush afterwards and not before.

At last count, I have 283 crowns in my oral cavity. Regardless of what I munch on (meat, vegetables, fruit, nuts) EVERYTHING gets stuck between my teeth/crowns. Drives me to insanity!I purchased a package of these DenTec picks on Amazon. Loved them. Then I made the mistake of buying some other brand in a local drug store. Never again will I make that mistake! I’m back to using DenTec. I’m giving it 5 stars.If I recall correctly, some reviewers (of this or similar items) complain that the floss breaks too easily. Sheesh, for less than four cents apiece, what do you expect?I have found that, with all of my 283 crowns (or is it more like 35?) *one* DenTec pick is worth far more four cents. Truly, being a floss addict, I keep them everywhere: on my desk, by my bed, at work, in the bathroom, in my car and in my wallet.

I confess, I'm not a good flosser-- either in the sense of being coordinated and practiced, or in the sense of being disciplined to do it as often as I should. One reason is, I hate the process of winding floss around my fingers, getting my hand and knuckle into my mouth, drooling... These allow me to floss while only manipulating a small handle-- the "Y" (or "U"?) shape allows me to get the floss into the back spaces where reaching is hardest, and is quick. The low price and relatively insignificant waste of throwing the used pick into the trash makes this choice pain free in other ways, too. I'm sure the dentist (or hygienist, actually) will be pleased.

As someone who lives with a dental hygienist, these are the best multi-purpose, disposable flossers around. They have the key features you want in such a product: mint-flavored, fluoride-infused, strong narrow floss of the right size, and a strong, pointed toothpick-like tip small enough to dislodge stuck food. If you live in a community with fluoridated water and drink your own tap water, I would probably suggest a non-fluoridated flosser because your teeth already get plenty of fluoride, but for those of us with non-fluoridated water or non-drinkable water, this is the way to go.

The picks themselves are great and work well. The seller advertised white picks at a great price, and shipped dark blue picks. I won;t go into gory details but with the white picks - which is what I wanted - I can see what's going on, so to speak. With the blue picks, it's nearly impossible to see. If I wanted blue picks, I would have ordered them.Buyer beware.