RAYITO 220 Pieces Interdental Brushes, Silicone Dental Brushes Blue Tooth Floss Picks for Braces Oral Cleaning

I have used various interdental cleaning tools to include balsa sticks, floss, tape, brushes and a water pik They all have benefits and if I were to rate them it would be: 1. Floss and tape 2. Brushes with bristles 3. Water pik 4. THIS PRODUCT 5, balsa sticks So fourth in my list, yet still 5 stars? Yes on the basis that they are tooth picks and whilst I would not class this item as a brush, they are particularly good at removing small pieces of food from tight interdental spaces rather than removing dental plaque thoroughly. I am sure that they do remove some dental plaque, however, dental brushes with bristles, whilst they do wear our quickly, are far better at cleaning plaque from irregular spaces and from the tooth/gum margin. So at a relatively low cost, I envisage that I will likely use them ahead of brushing when I would like to remove food debris rather than plaque. You certainly get a lot for the money and a single packet I envisage will last me ages.

I bought these because my dental nurse told me about the wisdom interments that look the same. They’re expensive at £3-4 a pack and so these are more cost effective. I think they’re slightly less robust and so if you’re not gentle, you’ll end up bending and breaking them and getting annoyed. I was told to go in at an angle by my dental nurse and not head on and it make using either brand a breeze. My teeth are compact, which is why I need these tiny brushes, meaning you need to be gentle when trying to push them through the gaps and to not damage your gums. My teeth and moth health is so much better since using these and I always get a thumbs up now between these and my electric toothbrush. No more gun issues and the plaque is less.

You get quite a lot for the price so it’s good values. The overall quality is ok but the rubber tears easily after a few goes. It’s fine it’s job though and improved my flossing. Comes in a convenient case to keep them all together

These are much better quality than I was expecting, and find the rubber soo much better than the little brushes. They’re a good size and loads in the pack.

Awful they are cheap and come apart when you try to use them. A bit of the plastic came off and got stick in my teeth; it was a nightmare trying to get it out. I am very careful when brushing and flossing as a previous braces wearer. You get what you pay for, lesson learnt.

Ok but vary somewhat in quality and of use - not sure why - they do work and are reasonable soft - you would need a smaller case to take some on holiday or an weekend away ideally - reasonable price for the amount but imo the same type from the supermarket are are better

These are the finest of Interdental Brushes but perfect for getting into small and narrow gaps between teeth! Easy to use, clean and are reusable. Have discovered that one size doesn't fit all so a variety of sizes are required! As cleaning in-between the teeth is essential these brushes are an inexpensive way of keeping a healthy mouth! 😄

Highly recommended for dental hygiene and lower dental costs.