100 Pieces Interdental Brushes, Braces Brush for Braces Cleaner, Interdental Brush Toothpick Dental Tooth Flossing Spiral Dental Brush Head for Efficient Oral Care

These are very well-made. The plastic is solid, the brush is stiff, and the wire is thin. They come with a cap that stays on very nicely; it keeps the brush protected so it's easy to throw a few into your bag or purse.There is no real packaging or instructions, instead they come in a thin, clear, plastic case. I'd been seeing this more and more on Amazon, and I get the sense that it's because the sellers are just buying in bulk and dividing items up to resell at a premium. That may or may not be true, but either way in this case it's irrelevant because the devices themselves are pretty much self-contained (I've seen this done with items that should be factory sealed for sanitary reasons and I would be concerned for those items only). And for the price ($9.99 for 100 at time of writing), these are a very good deal.

9/19/2024: 100Pcs Interdental Brush (Brand - ANABIUP)The lack of information on the product page made me skeptical that this was a real product that I was going to get, but my fears were unfounded. This arrived quickly, and they are very well made.They come in a square plastic case with no label aside from the amazon's sticker to identify the product. It seems this company put all their money into the product itself instead of marketing, which I appreciate; the retail price at the time of this review is only $10 for 100 brushes. However if there was a product picture and description I think they could sell a lot more of these. Maybe by the time you are reading this they will have fixed that!These are thin enough to get between most of my teeth, and strong enough not to bend if it meets resistence. The brush bristles are just firm enough to be effective. Each brush has its own little cap, too, which means you can just threw a few in your pocket or purse and they'll still be clean when you want to use them.

I saw this product on the vine list and decided to give it a try. It comes in a clear, flat plastic container. And there are so many (100 lol)I got them with the intention of using them for dental care. Unfortunately, I found that the tip of the brushes is metal and quite sharp, which could potentially hurt your teeth and gums. Because of this, I decided to repurpose them for other uses.They work quite well for grooming my eyebrows and cleaning small tech gaps like phone connectors. While they are useful for these alternative purposes, I would not recommend them for their actual intended function of dental care. Overall, a decent product, great amount for the price, only for non-dental uses, but not what I was hoping for.

Dental picks, brushes, floss and water picks are used in abundance in our home. These dental picks have some great features and some that make it not the perfect pick for all of my teeth. What I like are that these are affordable, well made, and have a removable cap that keeps the brush clean when carrying one or two when you are on the go. There was not a photo of the pick when I ordered, but it noted it was "double sided", which made me think it would have a brush at one end and a pick at the other. This is not the case, see photo. The bristles on the brush are held between a twisted wire base that is relatively small allowing it to fit between the gum line of most teeth, but it is too large to fit between my closer set teeth. This means I have to use another interdental pick. I can also discern when the metal is against the tooth enamel and this causes me a little concern.

Interdental brushes really clean between my teeth much better than dental floss. Now, I don’t know why there is no photo or description of these brushes, but I decided to get them anyway because the prices in the pharmacies and other stores are absolutely outrageous.So I’m happy to report that these brushes are just fine. There are 100 of them in a slim plastic box. All of the brushes are the same size and color and each is individually capped. Although the bristle end seems short, it is long enough to adequately poke between my teeth. These brushes get into the smallest crevices at the rear of my mouth, where food is often trapped. Since they are sturdy enough to last for at least three or four uses each, I’m really happy that I took a chance on these brushes.

I've been using interdental picks for some time as part of my daily dental routine. I would alternate between the pics and dental floss. I have used interdental brushes in the past as well. The brushes are very stiff. Some may prefer this to the softer brushes. I'm in between. I do like that the brushes are stiffer which means they are probably doing a better job of cleaning compared to softer brushes. They just aren't as comfortable. Customers with sensitive gums may be irritated by the brushes. For me it wasn't an issue. Each brush comes with its own individual cap which is nice. Although slightly uncomfortable to use, I am happy with this product.

This product includes 100(!) interdental brushes in a clamshell plastic case. Each brush has a secure cap that should stay on well in your purse or wherever else you like to stash these. If anything, I like these even more than the expensive name brand I usually use, as they are a tiny bit thinner and the caps are more secure. These are terrific to use regularly in problem areas where you have dental work, or if your teeth have tight spots your regular brush doesn’t reach well. They’re also terrific to use in place of a toothpick, as they little brush is safer and more effective. If you have braces or a couple spots where food regularly gets stuck, these are great to keep on hand in your car or purse.

These are your basic interdental brushes with caps. The bristles are not too stiff nor too soft, and clean well. My only issue was I found the ends, where the metal is exposed, to give me concern when poking about in my dental work. Concerning and uncomfortable enough that I'll use them for craft applications instead of my teeth. Perhaps if you don't have dental work to be concerned with, these will work better. But for me, I don't want metal to be the first thing pushing between my teeth.