DenTekFresh Clean Floss Picks, For Extra Tight Teeth, 75 Count

Great flossers for the price.

Appears to be a good product and it should work well.

I carry these in my handbag at all times

Ok for small cleaning, the thread is strong just enough. But worth the price I’m paying

I prefer these because they have the long flat piece instead of a single thin piece of floss. It feels a lot better when flossing that i'm cleaning more surface of tooth than i would otherwise be doing with a standard floss strand.

I love this glossy floss! I am VERY PICKY with floss because my teeth are SOO tight, and these work so smoothly. They don't get stuck or rip, has a minty flavor, and lasts. They're silky, smooth, and strong!I've NEVER had a loose pic in any pack I've ever had. I've only had a pick eventually break if I've used it multiple times, and excessively, which has maybe happened 2 or 3 times over the years. I am not exaggerating when I say that I use at least 3 times a day, everyday. Sometimes more. I don't leave my house without them, because everything I eat gets stuck in my teeth, and hurts if I can't get it out. And no finger nails or tooth picks work in my tight teeth, so I have to have these floss picks. I've even got my husband stuck on these things, too.I've tried regular floss, and regular styled floss picks, and those are the ones that that break, and get stuck in between my teeth. Not these, or the white Dentek silk picks. My only complaint is, I wish these green, minty picks came in 150 per pack.

I really like the floss style. It has that old school waxy feel so that it can slide between my teeth and I can wedge it back and forth when it gets stuck. The biggest downside to these floss sticks are the pick. They're thick and rigid and break off easily. In fact, you're likely to break the tip off before you are to break off the thread. And that's what compelled me to write this review. A tip just got stuck between my teeth reminding me how useless they are as toothpicks.

I love using flossers. They are so much easier for me to use than a long string of floss. I struggled with that forever and always fought my mother when I was a kid about it. Flossers are so much easier and more convenient when you can keep in car or purse. This pack ...I am ashamed to say that I have been so lazy that I haven't even put them away in my bathroom yet! I have the bag just sitting on my end table next to my couch and just pull one out after I eat or before I go to bed...whatever, and just use! I much prefer the tape than the string flossers. I had badly chipped one of my front teeth when I was about 7 years old and it has been repaired about three times with porcelain and not an actual veneer. If I try to floss with string, the string can kind of fray in-between there. Uhg! Plus a couple of my back teeth are pretty tight as well.