DenTek Comfort Clean Sensitive Gums Floss Picks, 150 Picks

These DenTek Comfort Clean floss picks are really nice to use, especially for sensitive gums. The floss is soft and gentle but still does a good job cleaning between teeth. The mint flavour is a nice bonus and leaves a fresh feeling after use. Overall, they’re comfortable, effective, and good value for everyday oral care.

These floss picks are great if you’ve got sensitive gums. The ribbon floss is soft but still strong enough to clean properly without shredding or snapping. They glide easily between teeth and don’t cause any irritation, which is a big improvement over standard floss. I will not be going back to the "normal" floss after trying these!

Difficult to enthuse about dental floss. I find this stuff easier to use than the raw string, and my dentist moans if I don't use something. These picks do the job, and are reasonably cheap for something I'm throwing away every day, trashing the environment. Sigh..

I have tried a few different brands of flossers and these are the only ones that ive not only liked, but am buying again. For me I like that they have a nice, mild minty flavour to them, they lasted me about a year and they are a good size and shape that makes them easy to hold. As someone who flosses sporadically, they helped to strengthen my gums, as when I first used them my gums bled from the flossing, but I actually noticed them getting healthier and bleeding less and less over time, so they definitely did something. I find the floss part to be the strongest ive encountered in a flosser. I had so many others that break or snap or just come out their holder completely. My teeth, in places are kind of tightish together, so pushing the flosser in took a bit of experimenting - i find if i line the flosser to the gap and gently bite the flosser goes in that way. It does mean though that the floss bends to varying degrees of looseness, at its most extreme rendering it pretty much useless even though technically its still whole. I find, on average I use 4 if I want to do all my teeth, though this can be more if the floss bends. They can still be used even at their most loose, but i feel it feels a bit weaker when flossing. It took a long time to figure out how to get the floss in between my wisdom teeth (slightly odd angle I guess) but that's probably because I hadn't done it before. In short, theyre not perfect and an adjustment period was required, but my gums feel healthier and stronger since I started, and they are hands down the best ive tried so far.

First off, these are my go to floss sticks. Very easy to use. A tooth pick on one end and a flosser on the other. The floss is flat and coated, but strong. I’ve only had a couple of the floss snap over the many years I have been using them. But that is all dependent on your own teeth! It has a very minor minty type flavour, not overpowering at all. It does make flossing quick and easier then using the string/tape type floss. I also have sensitive gums and have never had any issues using these.

Finally - floss harps that do not break into stringy bits by the time you get to the 4th tooth. The fact these even lasted throughout the entire mouth shocked me. I was originally using those Grin floss harps and they were horrible. These are way better and frankly way cheaper. I will be getting some back up backs (and these even come with a "tongue scraper". Sure it's nothing as good as a proper one but if you ever forgot one or are simply going out, these are insane! To add, I am now way more motivated to floss considering I have found "tape style" floss harps that don't break after flossing 3/4 teeth.

These floss picks are the very best for those of us with tight spaces between our teeth. My teeth are so close together even my dentist struggles, and I have rarely found any tape that will work effectively for them. The tape used in these Comfort Clean picks is super smooth and glides between the spaces with ease. The mint flavour adds an extra element of freshness, but isn't overwhelming as with other brands. I find the pick itself strong enough to be effective, but flexible enough that you can get into every space easily. Another aspect to these is the ease of use. If you have a disability that affects your dexterity as I do, or just find flossing tricky, floss picks can be a great choice. They are much easier to hold and use - no faffing with endless lengths of floss! I have tried Crest and other brands and find these cut my gums and leave bits of tape stuck in my teeth. Not so with Dentek, they seem more gentle, yet still give a great clean. The only downside is the floss does shred after a while but I have yet to find floss that doesn't do this! I fully recommend these if you have tight spaces between your teeth, or if you struggle with regular flossing. They're a regular in my shopping basket :)

Bought these after trying to buy supposedly more sustainable ones, then read the reviews about the floss detaching on the other ones and quickly cancelled the other order. I think it's a bit like plastic bags... sometimes plastic is the most sustainable option when it comes to carbon, as long as it's disposed of properly. Some of these 'sustainable' things aren't really that, and can lead to more waste. These last individually quite a while.

I used to buy these floss picks regularly because they were durable, comfortable, and didn’t snap while flossing. Unfortunately, this latest batch is noticeably weaker. The floss frays and breaks much more easily than the older version, making it frustrating to use. I’m not sure if the materials or manufacturing changed, but the quality isn’t what it used to be. I really hope DenTek brings back the durability of the older batches because they used to be excellent.

Die besten Zahnseide Sticks!!! Da kann einfach keine wirklich mithalten. Nichts franst aus durch den flachen Faden! Möchte sie nicht mehr missen! Top!!

Wanted the silky floss instead of the thread one. Loved it. It’s very slim so you have to work angles but it’s what I wanted.

perfectos.

very happy, best I have ever had