Customer Reviews

BUTLER DENT FLOSS THREAD 840R

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I've used these for some time and am now ordering more. They last a long time but eventually get lost or bent. Basically, they're pieces of plastic wire with a straight end and a looped end. If you have a dental bridge, you tear off a piece of dental floss, push it 1/2 way thru the loop, push the straight end under the bridge (from the outside of your mouth), pull it thru. The floss is pulled thru too. Then you hold one end of the floss and let the other end be completely pulled thru (to the inside of your mouth). The threader is then removed leaving one end of floss on each side of the bridge. Holding an end of the floss in each hand, you now pull the floss along the bridge's underside (at gum level) to clean any particles trapped under the bridge. When finished, you discard the floss but can retain the threader (I suggest you wash it at least in water if not with mouthwash. Works fine. Recommended to me by two different dentists. Cheap and effective.

I bought these based on the number of 5-star reviews that this product received. It proved to be a good decision. These work very well with dental bridge work.

Carrying case is a nice plus too!

Tried a package of Oral-B threaded end floss when I couldn't find the GUM brand at the drug store. The Oral-B ends just collapsed trying the feed them through the bridgework. GUM threaders are what my dentist uses.

they work great and cut down on the time of using a toothpick or hurtin my gums

I had a concern that the product would not be the same a I was use to but it was exactly the quality I was hoping. Very pleased with service. No complaints.

I was pleasantly surprised when the product arrived in it's own cool little carrying case. Made it very convenient for travel.

Thanks for sending them, prompt and quick..
I needed them so bad to floss my braced teeth. Thanks a bunch!