GUM Proxabrush Permanent Handle Refills - Compatible with Go-Betweens Interdental Brushes - Floss Picks for Teeth, Braces, and Implants (6pk)

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This tool is a must have if you have pockets or spacing between your teeth. I would suggest dipping in mouth wash and using it as park of your daily brushing routine. Use the smallest brush for tight spaces and the larger, christmas tree brush for larger pockets or spaces. Remember, we only have to brush and floss the teeth we want to keep!

I ordered this item because the picture shows you get three brushes with the handle. But, you don't. So, I ordered the brushes separately. I guess I should read the listing and not focus on the picture. But that's my bad.

I have a chronic gum disease because i didn’t take care my teeth when i was a kid. I tried many other methods, floss, waterpik, essential oil, coconut oil, tooth pick, etc. none of them works for me. I found this brushes through a dentist YouTube channel and give it a try. After a couple months, when i met my gum specialist and my family dentist, i got compliments from both of them for doing a good job keeping my teeth clean. My dentist even said he didn’t have much to do because there’re not much plagues. After my gum surgery, my orthodontist suggested me to use these brushes for the rest of my life. I’m wondering why no dentist told me about this product before until now.

I bought these to replace my old, double ended, hard handle version as it has seen better days. These are great as they flex a little so if you try to clean a tight spot, it will flex and not hurt your gum. I also like the single ended whcih stay cleaner in the toot brush holder (the double ended version caused on end to always be in the bottom). I also appreciate the slightly different angle of the head which makes it easier to use.

I have reordered these items multiple times. This time was different. Only received the handles, no brushes (the picture in the advertisement shows the brushes on the side). My huge issue is that they don’t close properly. I will have to throw 3 of them away as right after putting the brushes, it pops open. I usually have to pry them open, not these ones.

The brush bends too easily. The angle is not conducive to reaching the back molars.

I'm old. When I was a child dentists didn't put spacers in your mouth when they pulled a tooth. As a result your teeth shift with time and leave different sized gaps between your teeth that a toothbrush can't get to. Having three different size brushes give me confidence that I am getting my teeth as clean I can between dental appointments.