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

My dentist gave me samples years ago and they are the best for your gums. I had a hard time finding them at the drug stores lately. They have a lot of plastic picks which are not helping to keep the gums strong. These wooden pick are extremely good for cleaning between teeth but also very good for the gums.

I’ve been using these for years but have found them increasingly hard to find in stores so I was thrilled to find them!

These are great for preventing plaque!

Not very minty .. this is my first try of these and they are questionably minty maybe for about three seconds .. they do have a tendency to start splitting into sharp slivers pretty quickly I find myself coughing up little splinters .

These are great at removing impacted meat and food from between my teeth that the flimsier brush-style or plastic picks collapse or buckle in use. Not only can they get the difficult foods, but they are much more gentle on my gums. I cannot get these at any of our local pharmacies or big retail stores that used to carry them and even our dentist no longer carries them. I will be ordering these regularly.

I have been using stim-u-dents for years and find them superior to the plastic ones the dentist gives me. They are flexible and great for removing plaque between cleaning times at the dentist. Can be used daily.

I had a 30 year old pack of Stim U Dent. I like how it removed plague. I was happy it is still around.

Its basically a fat, soft wood toothpick with a rounded end and its perfect for gently running along my gums and in the grooves formed between my teeth. I do this after brushing. My dental checkups have improved I think because I take the time to use this product

This product gives you a total of 300 picks. So if you use one per night, thats about a ten-month supply. Nice to have that many on had and not have to re-order too often. I subtracted one star for sturdiness, but its just the nature of a soft wood toothpick that the end is going to break off now and then. Just be sure to moisten it in your mouth before use, and use a straight in-and-out movement to avoid twisting and breaking it. My dentist recommends this, not so much as a replacement for floss, but as an additional tool for keeping your gums healthy.

I detest the whole sloppy business of flossing. Began using Stimudent Plaque Removers (both the thicker originals and their thinner cousins) in lieu of flossing. Now I have them everywhere because I cannot stand to have food stuck in my teeth. I am addicted to these and use them after the ingestion of any food. I buy them in bulk. They have genuinely saved my teeth and gums as the unending praise of my astonished dentist attests. I do brush well twice a day, too, and with an electric brush and often for twice the timed brushing duration - but these sticks do the in-between plaque removal, get into the unseen spaces. You must use them exactly as directed - get them well moistened in your mouth before putting them between your teeth. Once in a hundred uses Ive had one break off and a piece has lodged between teeth. Not being one to panic Ive alway managed to remove the malingerer with fingers or tweezer or another toothpick! If you have perfect teeth with zero spaces you maybe forced to continue flossing if the thinner sticks dont work for you, but there are also some tiny little brushes out there that look fun...which flossing just isnt. Fun I mean.