DenTekCross Flosser Plaque Control Floss Picks, X-Shaped Floss, 75 count

Back in the 2010s, Dentek discontinued a certain X-cross toothpick design. My husband was devastated. He bought whatever was left in stock. He searched for years for the deadstock.When I saw these, I immediately purchased a bag for him to try. They look a lot like the old design, but my husband pointed out that the pointy end of the pick isn't as thin as the old design. He says it's actually harder to get into the crevices of his teeth.So while he sulks in the corner over a long-discontinued toothpick design, I am happily using my bag of toothpicks to clean my own teeth. Love them!

I feel like this item does a better job than traditional flossers, wrapping around the full side of two teeth at once. So the quality is exceptional, never breaking or fraying and the toothpick end works well too, for those tougher spot.

Ok you get the truth. I am 74 and still have all my teeth. These flossers are the best ever! Because of my age my teeth have begun to space themselves a little. Just move the flosser forward and you have two pieces of floss, one for each side tooth, and adjustable to width. They are also easier for my arthritic hands than trying to hold onto a slick waxed tiny piece of string! They are great! I even have my dentist trying them out.

These are like any other flossers. The crisscross design of the floss really takes care of both sides and gets all the areas.When I saw they were going away, I bought every pouch I could find. I am so glad these came back to market as I was bummed when they left the market a handful of years ago.Thank you Dentek for bringing back my favorite flossers!!

Wow it delivered. Where has it been my whole life?

These might be good for some people who have great teeth and no permanent caps. And especially no temporary caps. This thing will pull them right off.Other than that, who can complain. These can be pretty awesome.

The dual string floss was a great concept, but in reality it was more difficult to use on some of the tight fitting teeth, usually in the back row. The sale price was great, and a “needs improvement” grade from my last dentist appointment prompted this purchase. Do they work? Yes. Are they slightly more difficult to maneuver? Yes. Do they do a better job than regular dental pics? I think they do! I didn’t really notice the flavor or scent that they were advertised as having. But they will work as a backup or something to break out after dinner at my next corn roast.

Love the cross-floss effect