Brushpicks, 60 Ea Review

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(More customer reviews)Doctor's Brush Picks are the best thing since sliced bread! I've always brushed my teeth too hard and my gums started to recede as a result. I'm also not a faithful flosser; my Dentist would be on my case to no end. I started using Brush Picks a few years ago and my gums are in better shape now than they ever were. Every time I go to the Dentist now he says "great job with the flossing; your gums look fabulous!". I just smile and say a silent thank you to Brush Picks. (I still don't floss!). These packs are great - I keep one in my purse, one at the office and one at home. I can't live without them and now my entire family is addicted to them. I hope they will be around for many more years to come.

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DOCTOR'S BRUSHPICK 250 EACH Review

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(More customer reviews)i've used Doctor's Brush Picks for 5 years or more...i considered them indispensable and even think that's why dentists have told me i take good care of my teeth...i bought 5 years supply of them way back then...since i just ran out i bought over a thousand more...i'm extremely disappointed in these new ones...they're better than anything i can find though...on Doctor's Pick's literature they say the ends are better , stronger , more pliable...that's bunk...compared to the older ones they're terrible...the one reviewer talking about how they are lousy after a couple teeth is correct...the older ones had stronger, evenly parallel plastic 'hairs' evenly sticking out from the main shaft with a strong thick pointed shaft at the other end...the 'hairs' would last weeks...i've carried one in my pocket for a couple weeks or more...now, the new ones with those little, flimsy, cascading 'hairs' don't do nearly as good a job of cleaning...they're weak and the other end is thinner, weaker also...the end with the plastic weaker, thinner hairs breaks , too and the older ones never broke or wore out...so, the pitch you're given by Doctor's Picks company is hogwash...they just skimped on their product which cost 1/1000 of a cent to make one so they could make this one for 1/10,000 of a cent...oh well..business is business...john

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The Doctors Brush Picks to Remove Plaque and Food Particles - 120 ea Review

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(More customer reviews)These packs are the same size of Wrigley's chewing gum. I carry one in my briefcase and another in my car. When I'm on the run and don't have time to floss I use the Brush Picks to clean food particles between my teeth. These are really handy before a meeting!
The plastic packages can be reused, so my best advice is to buy a couple packages first and then buy your replacements in bulk quantities, transferring 50-60 at a time to the smaller packs, which are very portable.
I floss and use dental picks at home, but when I'm at work or on the road I like to use Brush Picks.

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GUM Soft-Picks, Step 3, 60-Count Packages (Pack of 6) Review

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(More customer reviews)The product was exactly as described, well-packed, and in excellent condition. I would order from them again since the service was so good. I have used the product for quite a while and was glad to find an easier and less expensive way to buy it.

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The Doctor's BrushPicks Toothpicks: 250 Pack Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased a 60 pack of The Doctor's BrushPicks Toothpicks at a local store. They were the most fantastic item I've ever found for dental care. When I ran out, the store had remodeled and no longer carried them, so I came online because I was eager to get more. I dreaded the thought that they had gone out of business; so I hope everyone will try them. The ends are thinner than any wooden toothpick and thus can enter between teeth that are fairly tight. The bristles gently "brush" the sides of teeth removing particles better and quicker than toothpicks or flossing. The other end gently scrapes at plaque. I never found them to be too soft to push in between teeth nor irritating to tender spots. And they don't splinter like wooden picks. I am glad that they are still around

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