Plackers Orthopick Dental Floss Picks for Braces, Made with Super TufFloss, Soft, Flexible Toothpick, Gentle on Braces, Orange, 144 Count, (Pack of 4)

I am so glad my dental nurse ( no idea what that called) showed me these. I was struggling with flossing between the brackets. These are a game changer

I would prefer this than the Platypus floss since they are smaller and like the regular placker floss. They have a packable floss case but only fit 1 or 2 ortho floss. If you dont want the platypus just choose this one the durability of the string is better than the Platypus.

These are the floessers perfect for people with braces.

i like the size of the pick, but found it was a bit difficult to fit between braces. i think i like the platypus brand better

Ive only had braces a few weeks and these are already my MVP product. Flossing with the threader was taking SO long, I would be in the dang bathroom washing up for bed for excessive amounts of time. These have sped up the process by so much. I can get it between 80% of my teeth. The others are so crowded that I have to manually floss them, but thats no fault of this product. If they could make a mini version for super tight teeth, that would be cool though.

These are awesome I learned about these through my orthodontist and wanted to go get some, but none of the stores around me (Target, Walmart, Fred Meyer or Carrs) carry this type of flossers. They are great for easy flossing, I still feel like a deep floss every now and then is recommended with braces or a floss pick, but these are great when youre in a hurry.

A must for anyone with braces. They are easy to use when you on the go to get to all those hard to reach places when you have braces.

Got these for my son who has struggled to floss now that he has braces. These work great to fit under the wires so he can floss almost like before he had them. Highly recommend. They work just as well at a much better price than the alternate brands.

I cant always guarantee my teenager with braces will brush his teeth. Ill remind him, even have that near-death experience of smelling his breath, and then I cross my fingers and hope its enough for his orthodontist check-ups. These, however, get used. I have no idea what the motivation for my 15-year-old to use these is, but I know he does, because he runs out of them and I have to buy more. I can only hope that he realizes that braces are the most expensive gift he never wanted and is feeling guilty and/or grateful to the point of going against his natural instincts to let his teeth fuzz out and rot.

For my braces, I bought a cheaper version that was flimsy. Finally I bought this version and its durable and feels strong to hold. The floss actually takes food out really well and it doesnt bother my braces. It works for most of my teeth and for two teeth I have to use regular string floss (complicated wires in my front teeth dont let this floss get in). Overall, if you have braces and want a flosser look no further