Luoqun88 Dental Floss Picks, 2 in 1 Dental Toothpick, Polyethylene Resistant Dental (200 Pcs)

These dental floss picks compare well to very similar Oral-B ones, that are an almost identical shape, that I have been buying for years. The plastic part is perhaps not quite as thick as the Oral-B ones, and has slightly sharper edges, but the floss part seems pretty much the same and they work just as well. I much prefer these type of dental floss picks, shaped like a catapult or perhaps a harp if you prefer, as they are far easier to manoeuvre around your mouth and between your teeth than using a piece of dental floss by itself. The floss is thin enough to get between all of my teeth, even the pairs of teeth with the smallest gaps. Interdental brushes can be too thick to get between your teeth, so using dental floss picks like these is certainly preferrable for me.The two hundred dental floss picks come in two bags of one hundred each and will last me quite some time, particularly as flossing my teeth every day, which is what some dentists recommend, is something that never happens. Maybe once or twice per week instead. The value for money of these dental floss picks is incredibly good at the current price.

These interdental flossing tools are made of plastic with a hooked toothpick on one end and a piece of dental floss suspended between two prongs on the other end. They are a lot easier to use than a length of normal dental floss which is difficult to reach your back teeth with. At £2.99 for 200 (1p per metre) they seem like exceptionally good value and are great for maintaining your dental hygiene.