Stim-U-Dent Plaque Removers 3 Packs of 4x25 Picks/Pack (300 Picks) - Mint Flavor

This product was recommended to me by my dentist about 10 years ago because I didnt like to use floss. I have used this product after meals for this whole time and always get good reports on the condition of my gums from my cleaning appointments. I keep some at the table and some in my car and in my motorhome. I would not be without it and highly recommend it especially for those who do not like to floss.

I find these very useful. Ive had more than a few cavities and Ive ended up with a mouthful of crevices and apparently secret passages where food particles can get stuck. This product is a great addition to flossing and brushing.

Great alternative to plastic! Save the animals and use these instead of plastic flossers and brush picks! Wildlife rescuers an beach clean-up crews have been finding the plastic toothpicks in dead birds, fish and other animals. These wood interdental cleaners soften up very nicely once youve sucked on them for a minute--just follow the directions and youll see how well they work. My teeth are close together and these fit nicely between them, especially in those bothersome spots where food gets stuck. Theyre softer than toothpicks and unlike plastic or harder wood toothpicks, these soft wood cleaners never make my gums bleed. Give them a try.

My dentist recommended this product. It stimulates the gums,and helps reduce plax and will not come apart while you use it.

Tried the rest - flossers, pickers, brushers, plastic, string, whatever. They hurt, they poke, they scratch. These little minty wooden treasures keep my dentist wondering why I have absolutely clean teeth from one appointment to the next. They store easily in my purse and my car and are very discreet.

I was shocked to see these are still around. My parents in the 50s & 60, always had them hanging out of their mouths. I remembered a strong cinnamon flavor which I don’t detect in these even though it says it’s there. These are better than sharp toothpicks to rub against the gums.

I have been using these puppies for 2 weeks, and my teeth look amazing! They are a little flimsier than I remember them in years past, so that is a fair critique that I saw from prior reviews and agree with. But my teeth (after about 1 week of near daily use) look like I just left the dentist! Im 38, and normally get my teeth cleaned 1 or 2 times per year. After regularly using these (combined an electric toothbrush 3 or 4 times a week - that I was already doing before), the difference in appearance is impressive. I have been looking for a way to help stem some gum recession and occasional swelling/sensitivity. Im hopeful (based on the cleanliness difference between floss and these) that I will see improvement at my next dentist visit.

I have used this product before and have always gotten good results from my oral hygienist. It is much better than an ordinary toothpick because it has a nice flat surface to get rid of plaque between your teeth. And you can use them anywhere in a hurry if you need to.

I have used these for 5-6 years as part of a tooth/gum care regimen I keep them with floss and a Sulca Brush in a container near my favorite living room spot and use them almost nightly. They feel good, the mint and they are sturdier than toothpicks and clean the gaps more thoroughly.

Why is it that every time i find something I really like, its always pulled off the shelves at the stores?! It is so frustrating. Originally, when I started buying from Amazon, I was only ordering one type of product. I have to keep reminding myself that Amazon has so much more. And I am always pleasantly surprised when I find the things here on Amazon that I can no longer find locally. Such is the case with these things. My father-in-law introduced them to me 25 years ago (or more) and I have faithfully used them ever since--that is, until recently when I could no longer find them locally. Did I mention that I can no longer find them locally? ;-) I have yet to receive this product from the Amazon order, but like them that much--to actually go out and order toothpicks on the internet. Oh, yeah, might help to explain why.... Unlike common toothpicks, these things are soft wood and wedge-shaped which makes them considerably more comfortable to insert between teeth. Never had a splintering issue but even when the tip would break (too much pressure), I would peel it off and keep using the rest of the pick. I prefer the unscented ones but they do have scented (or flavored) ones as well.