Interdental Brushes Angle, Angled Dental Brush Picks for Teeth Deep Cleaning, Orthodontic Brushes for Braces, Soft Trapezoidal Bristles Passage Diameter 0.8mm-1.0mm, Medium/Large Gaps 36 PCS

This 32 pack of blue Interdental Brushes came sealed in plastic. The manufacturer is GLI-SMILE and this product is made in China. This product is easy to use. I take this product to work with me in case I need to use it after lunch and I do not have time to brush my teeth before going to a meeting, or jumping on a video meeting. Product works well, but I only use once and dispose of brush. Each brush comes with a lid. So I am sure there are users who use this product more than once before disposing of it. In fact the package states that each brush lasts up to 10 days or more. I prefer using traditional floss to ensure I am getting below the gum line. If you do not like traditional floss, this is a good alternative. I also like that this comes with a nice quality plastic carrying box that snaps closed to prevent it from easily opening in your briefcase or bag. Note that these brushes have no taste or smell to them. Which is a positive in my mind. Finally want to advise that the metal tip of the brush is flexible to allow you to position this brush in multiple angles to get at difficult to reach spaces.

These are excellent in getting a deep clean with a mouth full of metal.. The angle is amazing and it's easy to reach in the far corners behind the mouth.They are super sturdy and holds up well.

I purchased these Slim Interdental Brushes hoping for a thorough cleaning experience, especially around my braces. While they did a decent job of reaching tight spaces, I found the bristles to be a bit flimsy, making it challenging to effectively remove debris. Overall, they're okay for basic cleaning, but I'm still on the lookout for a more robust option.

As I get older, the holes in between my teeth got bigger and my dentist recommended me these interdental brushes to get to the hard to get places. I bought my first batch from the dentist and those were expensive. I got this set from Amazon for cheaper and they were just as good.

works great with braces or just ingenral

I am mostly unable to use wire floss, so I'm open to new ways to floss, these brush picks work nicely for teeth that have large or medium-sized gaps, though I couldn't fit the brush into many of my narrower gapped teeth, the angled head makes accessing the rear teeth a bit easier, and I was amazed how much stuff these pulled out between my teeth even after brushing, the only downside is that the picks use a metal wire for the brushes spine that is soft and very flexible so it does flex easily, you do have to be careful not to poke into your gum with the wire as it's pointed, I like these can be reused a bunch of times and can just be rinsed off, each pick comes with a dust cap as-well,I am not a fan of the storage case since once opened it can be hard to close again if the brushes get tossed around so I just put them all in a plastic bag, the kit includes 32 reusable picks.Overall I recommend, nice option for teeth with large spaces, braces or where floss might be an issue, picks are washable and reusable, angled tip and ergonomic plastic handle, for cons the brush part can be a bit flimsy, metal wire can poke gum.

These are handy little brushes for a weird problem I have: I had a side cavity filled and when they did so, they created too large a gap between the molars involved, with the result that literally every meal results in something getting stuck in that gap. I’m worried about excessive additional decay in that gap, but also just moved and have not really had time to find a new dentist. These brushes will tide me over until I can convince a dentist to tighten or even completely fuse that gap.Something to keep in mind is that the wire that holds the bristles is quite soft and will bend with use. This might be an advantage if you need to angle it specifically, but it could also result in aiming for the wrong gap.The only design flaw I can find is actually with the plastic case the brushes come in. They are angled so specifically that the brushes barely fit in the little case right out of the factory. There’s no real hope of getting them all back into the case and getting the case to snap shut after you’ve taken out a brush to use it. I would consider using a bigger case. But overall, I like the product and it may save me majorly on dental work.

The manufacturer promises, "no sharp, exposed metal parts to poke or scratch your sensitive gum area." I wish! The metal piece that holds the bristles is sharp, and it hurts! It's sharp enough to poke *into* my gums, causing them to bleed. I can't recommend these because of the gum damage I experienced the one time I used one.

Moins cher qu'à la paharmacie!

La petite tige métallique se plie trop facilement donc aucune durabilité