GUM Angled

These are the best. Better than other versions. Love th flexible, bent end to get to those 'hard to reach' teeth in the back.

This GUM design is just far superior to other floss picks, because the flossing head is angled, allowing ease of reach to back teeth, and the pick end is set 90 degrees from the floss end, making the pick way easier to use. They're great.

I have very tight teeth and have gone through almost a whole package of floss picks at one time because they break so easily. I took a chance on these and am so glad I did. Since I have been using them, I have yet to break one. Impressive.

Dental hygienist here! Floss picks work just as well as string floss as long as you’re taking the time to do it properly. The way these are designed at an angled position allow you to floss those back molars w/o having to fight with your cheek like you would with the horizontal ones. However note that the string in this pick floss is more of a plastic and non fibrous like. It’s also thick therefore, I wouldn’t recommend it to someone with tight spaces between the teeth (meaning you often find yourself shredding the floss when flossing)

I like these flossing pics. The curved end allows access to all my teeth abutments. The floss end is helpful to properly clean. I find this disposable dental tool a welcome addition to my regular hygiene.

Can’t live without them. The string floss is awkward and I would have to wrap several times around my fingers to get it to stay in place. The plackers are easy, strong and work very well. No string for me once I tried these.

the floss doesn't break on tight fitting teeth.

Although they work, these piks are made very cheaply. The floss tends to separate, causing you to use more piks than other brands.