Stim-U-Dent Plaque Removers Thin Mint 160 Each (Pack of 3)

I bought multiples of these J & J dental sticks online after no luck in my supermarket or pharmacy. “All out,” ie. The shelf was empty. The narrow cut sticks are my best tool after brushing. Been using them for years with good results.

We have used Stim-U-Dent for years. It is way better than the round bamboo toothpicks or the plastic ones. The brush type is too costly. Sometimes the metal wire is too thick. They all hurt the gum.The key difference in this Stim-U-Dent is "Thin". I found it easier to go in between the teeth. I didn't have to force my way in and hurt my gum. It was sturdy and didn't break easily. After trying both, I have decided to order more of the "Thin".The price per toothpick is about 2 cents, about the same as the regular. Since there are more toothpicks per box, it is actually more costly per box than the regular. But it fits and it works well.

I have been using this for few years now , no major complaint, it does what it should thin enough to get between teeth . make sure you moisten them as it says ignorer for it not to break , kind of soften it up but it does break at times which is no biggie! for me its better than the regular standard size because my teeth are very tightly itching each other and this works for me and I hate using the plastic craps on the market.i wish they start making it from the ARAK TREE wood which is excellent for cleaning teeth at the same time .but this is just fine too.

Product is a good one, at least as good as brushing!

These work so much better than the newer plastic type toothpicks that bend. And these are extra thin for those really hard to get into places between your teeth. And I feel better not constantly throwing away little plastic picks that will not break down in the earth.

Not sure what can be said about a wooden toothpick but think the thin ones work much better that the original size to clean your teeth.

very flimsy, bends and tears itself apart right away. I bought it because it was cheaper than the alternatives, but I guess it comes with a cost. Paro / Jordan were much better

I am constantly getting stuff stuck between my teeth. These work great - and fit between my tightly spaced teeth. I'm not convinced that using these is better - or even the same - as using floss, so I'm still flossing. But I'm now using these regularly, and my gums feel great.