Fremouth Orthodontic Flossers for Braces - Ortho Dental Floss Picks, 50 Count (Pack of 4), with a Travel Case

These are fantastic! I just got braces -- again. These work great! The prong easily fits under my braces wire, except in between 2 teeth that are super close together -- for now -- but it still fits almost all the way down. With the low price and the ease of flossing with braces with these, it's a no-brainer. Buy them! Also, check out the photos posted by others of the comparison of sizes between these and the 2 other competitor brands -- including platypus, which are 25 cents each.

These orthodontic flossers work just as well as the leading brand, maybe even better, and they’re much more affordable! The angled design makes it easy to get around braces and wires, and the floss is strong enough that it doesn’t shred or snap. My teen says they’re comfortable to use and make flossing way faster. With 200 in total, it’s a great deal and a must-have for anyone with braces.

Good but bad,looks perfect,love the case,just the string space it’s too short,when it go to the molar tooth is touching/bothering the gum so much because of that shortness

I've bought the expensive one on Amazom before but I figured this looked like a good deal. 200 pieces for about $13, easy to use although the string is not sturdy so it gets stuck in between the teeth and stretches, the threads start to become loose too so they get stuck in your teeth and when you wipe, you will see strings coming out. Good to have around the house or to go but not one to rely on

This is quite a deal compared to the name brand orthodontic flossers for braces that we bought in the past. It comes in small bags that are easy to store, but also has a plastic container that you can use to keep some on the countertop or in a drawer for easy access. (Previous name brand did not have this). The flossers are sturdy and built very similar to the old ones. This has a tail on the opposite end that you can use as a tooth pick to get between braces for harder to remove gunk. If the name brand has any advantage, I would say the style of tooth pick on this one is more simple and slightly less effective, but it's also rare that it is used too. The name brand had a more ribbed end that grabbed a little more gunk. Overall though this is 95% as effective, at less than a quarter of the cost per use. I have been very pleased with this and will likely get it again.

Good for braces!

As an adult with braces, the idea of manually threading floss for every single tooth was overwhelming. I knew I wouldn't be consistent. These flossers are the solution. They are incredibly easy to maneuver and turn what used to be a frustrating 10-minute ordeal into a simple 2-minute part of my nightly routine. They are the only reason I'm able to maintain good oral hygiene while in braces.

Three kids in braces, and these are the only flosser they like. Serves us well, and the price is reasonable.