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Floss Picks
Wine_of_the_World
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I normally use Crest floss picks but they are no longer sold by my dentist, and they are really expensive now online 
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Can anyone point my in the direction of an alternative. I really like the angle of the head on the floss picks - I have bought ones which have a side angle and thinner floss like this
http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/tepe-mini-flosser/prd-nlo
but they weren't really good for me, as when I used the floss picks my teeth were heaps cleaner
Thanks
.Can anyone point my in the direction of an alternative. I really like the angle of the head on the floss picks - I have bought ones which have a side angle and thinner floss like this
http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/tepe-mini-flosser/prd-nlo
but they weren't really good for me, as when I used the floss picks my teeth were heaps cleaner
Thanks
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Chemist direct sell ones called Oral B glide pro health floss sticks, pack of 30 for £5 there really good and simillar to the ones I used to buy at my dentist
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