Dental Hygiene Tool Set Stainless Steel Dental Pick and Tweezers, Gum Floss, Tooth Scraper Plaque Tartar Remover for Personal Oral Care & Pet Use (6 Pack)

These little picks are super handy to have around the shop. They have all kinds of uses. They are helpful for removing O rings in tight spaces. They get into little places that are just hard to reach. I have used them to help with cleaning some hard to remove carbon buildup inside of certain items. I have no idea about the quality of a normal dentist pick set but these have held up pretty well and don't cost much so I'm happy with them.

This product delivers great quality and value. It’s easy to use, performs as advertised, and meets expectations. Highly recommend it for anyone seeking reliability and efficiency in their purchase.

Just like that at the dentist office .Real metal , sturdy and easy to handle .Comes in a nice little case and they are very easy to sanitize after use .

Thrilled this set is available for touch ups 👍 Very reasonable.

Nice quality. Sturdy, strong. Work perfectly. Case can be hard to zip but it's a good set.

Muy buen set

These are not real dental hygiene tools so don't expect to be able to dislodge hard tartar buildup. As a former hygienist, I was looking for an inexpensive alternative to keep my lower, crowded, anterior teeth freer of calculus (tartar) buildup without spending a lot on quality dental tools. These are not it, and I understand. Dental tools with sharp edges have to be sharpened correctly and the average person would easily cut and damage their gums in seconds. These are not scalers, and won't do much more than remove soft plaque if you know what you're doing. You get what you pay for. I will have to continue to buy used tools from my regular hygienist when she has to replace them. This kit is fine for picking in between teeth if food is stuck, has a handy mirror to see all your teeth and sides of your tongue (check for white patches, possibly cancer pre-cursors), a small scraper for the flat surfaces that you can see (not for going in between tight teeth to remove calculus) nor under gums a bit. If you tend to build up plaque quickly, which becomes hard calculus, the best thing to still do is brush often to remove it. You don't even need toothpaste to do that, it's the soft brush that removes the plaque and bacteria. Toothpaste just makes it tastes better!

Works as should