DenTekComplete Clean Easy Reach Floss Picks, No Break & No Shred Floss, 75 Count (Package May Vary)

These are all I use for flossing my back molars. It’s really helped me be more consistent with flossing!

These floss picks are perfect for my tight teeth. The don't break and do a great job.

Flossing a disabled person and much easier than the flat kind. Haven't had snags where I couldn't get it to release

I've been using these for about a year now. Full disclosure: I used to have pretty terrible dental habits. I would often brush only in the morning and not before bed. I rarely flossed. It was always fun to go to the dentist and have the age old "How often do you floss?" conversation. "Oh, a few times a week." As if the hygienist couldn't tell from my slightly bleeding gums that I only flossed when there was something between my teeth.Anyway, I started Invisalign clear braces at the beginning of 2014. They are great because you take them out when you eat, so you can eat whatever you want. However, you have to brush and floss before putting them back in otherwise they are basically incubators for acid, bacteria and cavities on your teeth. So I basically had to overhaul my dental habits. You can only have the aligner trays off your teeth for about two hours a day. So if I'm at a restaurant, I have to go to the bathroom after dinner and brush/floss. This makes speed/ease a priority, as I don't want to have people waiting for the weird guy brushing his teeth in the public bathroom.I've found that the floss picks are a lot easier and quicker to use than regular floss. I'm a big guy (6'3") and have big hands, so I always found regular floss difficult to fit in my mouth. These make it much easier. You can do it one handed and quickly.Pros:-Easy to use-Does a good job cleaning (according to my dentist at least) if you follow the instructions.-Small and easy to carry in a pocket-Resealable pouch keeps the dust out of the bag.-Slide pretty easily between teeth.Cons:-I would say I break the floss on about 2 out of every 10 picks and usually on the first tooth. I have crowded teeth (hence the Invisalign), so it can be a tight fit. But honestly, I think some are just poorly made. This can be really frustrating if I'm away from home and I only have one in my pocket. Once that is broken: no flossing for me.-The "pick" function of this is not great. It is somewhat flexible which makes it pretty ineffective. Not like a wooden pick.I'm going with four stars because I agree with other reviewers that they are somewhat cheaply made.

I bought these for my back teeth, but use them for my front ones too. Hopefully when I go to the dentist next, she’ll see I’m flossing.

That are shaped as were my old brand but they seem to be stronger. My older ones would fray and break fairly quickly but these seem to hold up longer. They also have a pick at the end of the handle, which is handy for reaching hard-to-reach spots.

These picks are in my opinion the best on the market. The regular size ones are good for the front teeth but fall short on cleaning the back ones. The easy reach picks are so much better because of the curved end on them in reaching those hard to get to back teeth.They are hard to find in local stores and if you do find them you will pay more than buying from this seller. They arrived on time and perfect packaging.Definitely recommend and I will continue to buy them as needed.

These are a lot easier than the basic flat flossers because of the way, they positioned the floss, I love it, but the other end is flimsy really bad and not gonna pick your teeth very well. pretty much the ends fold when you're trying to poke at your teeth.