GUM - 872FC6 Proxabrush Go-Betweens Interdental Brushes, Tight, 10 Count (Pack of 6)

My dentist started me using these between brushings. Flossing in the office is tacky and the common bathroom is a germ bomb. I used to use single-wrap toothpicks, but they couldnt reach come places and werent enough. These clean like a mini toothbrush (which it is essentially). The only problem is the wire head bends so easily and then its useless.

Liked these a lot. Easy for travel. Keeps clean with cover.

does great job, I have fairly large gats at gum line

Product construction doesn’t offer much for durability due to the wired construction that holds the go between teeth bristles. More importantly, there is not much difference in the Wide Brush and the Moderate Brush.

Let me start off by saying I do not use these for their intended purpose. I have industrial embroidery machines that I run and the thread paths have to be cleaned every other day or so. A few years ago I saw these and thought they might be the perfect size. And guess what? They are!!! To an embroiderer, its a game changer!!!!!

I rely on these brushes after every time I eat food. They work magnificently. reaching all my teeth. The bristles are attached by wire so the stems bend where you can really get in there on all sides. Bend it sparingly however because it will eventually just break off. Pros: 1. Best of any floss brushes that I have tried. I have tried the rubber ones. the pick ones, the ones that you unsnap from a little card, but these are certainly superior. 2. The wire bristles comes in different sizes to choose from. 3. Each one can last possibly a week if used gently. 4. Easy to clean for re-use. Cons: 1. I hate the cap doesnt quite fit on the opposite end when you are using the brush. I have to jam it on there so it doesnt fall off. I reuse them so rely on replacing the cap. -- 2. I use them until they break. and when they do be careful. I have had it break off while using and got stuck between my teeth. It is also a choking hazard for small children and pets if you lose it on the floor or in the furniture, etc. I dont know how to fix that. -- I use these al the time and will be buying them again. I paid $23.49 for a pack of six (6) count each with ten (10 brushes inside (total = 60 count). That comes out to $0.39 each, a little high priced.

Its like giving your gums a nice massage.

Used to like these a lot ..kept teeth clean..saved time at the dentist ..but last few batches have not held up well..bristles fall out.

The nice part is they come individually capped. I personally do not use them over. I guess one could if left in a cup of alcohol based mouth wash but I simply recap and discard after one use. I use other disposable floss devices so I do not use this brand every day since it would be costly plus they are difficult to use on back teeth especially if you have crowns. They can bend easily and then are useless. Otherwise great for front teeth and useful if eating out as a modified toothpick. If my opinion they are the best floss brush on the market and clean as well as regular flossing string.

Seem to do the job