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TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S
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Posted 28 September 2023

TEPE Easypick Dental Picks, Size Xs/S, orange, Pack of 36 - £2.84 S&S

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  • TePe EasyPick is a patented simple and easy to use pick to remove food deposits between your teeth, they are a great alternative to regular toothpicks
  • A firm but flexible core, covered in a soft silicon coating, and a non-slip grip ensure effortless and efficient cleaning, while the durable plastic is an advantage over wooden picks
  • In combination with other TePe brushes, EasyPick completes your daily oral hygiene routine / Their compact design makes them ideal for cleaning braces, implants, crowns and teeth
  • Using TePe EasyPick everyday helps develop a healthy habit and is recommended by dentists and dental hygienists / Regular use can help prevent plaque buildup and inflamed gums.
  • Items delivered: 1 x 36 TePe EasyPick (XS/S) in Orange + convenient travel case for on-the-go use / Small patented reusable picks, developed in close collaboration with dental experts (Made in Sweden)
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  1. me1000uk's avatar
    If your gaps are tight then interdental brushes are a waste of money potentially. Even at the lowest thickness they will buckle before they enter tight gaps. Just worth noting if anyone flosses tight gaps and thinks these would be better.
    123sonny123's avatar
    Very good to know. My Panasonic waterpik has been a Godsend.
  2. SirThomas's avatar
    Biodegradable? (edited)
    RoxyK's avatar
    Don’t think so , I use Dentek ones more eco friendly.
  3. DJ_Jarvo's avatar
    Orange important feature
    MadeDixonsCry's avatar
    Colour represents the size. It is important.
  4. myhye's avatar
    Get these from Lidl for half the price
  5. majorwedgy666's avatar
    Cheap versions of these are not much more for multiple hundreds. They are not as effective but are much more comfortable to use than normal interdental brushes
    World's avatar
    Ordered some cheap ones before and ended up with loads of rubber/silicon bits in my mouth, where it fell apart.
  6. halesg's avatar
    Showing as £4.05 for me.
    SoupDragon1's avatar
    Don't know the Quality but a lot cheaper.
    Dual-Use Interdental Brushes, Silicone Tooth Floss Picks Dental Picks Interdental Brush Toothpick Dental Brushes Teeth Brush Picks for Braces Oral Cleaning (200) amzn.eu/d/4…XPY

    You an also get 120 packs (edited)
  7. kemik's avatar
    Blue are £2.69
    ohdearohdear's avatar
    Worth noting the blue are size M/L and orange as Xs/S
  8. Jonwillis's avatar
    The 60 pack is slightly cheaper if buying 4 as you get extra 5% off. So comes to £0.075 per tepe instead of £0.079 or tepe in the 36 pack, but your personal s&s can push savings either way

    TEPE Easypick Dental Picks for Daily Oral Hygiene, Healthy Teeth and Gums, Size Xs/S / 1 X 60 Picks amzn.eu/d/e…nLd (edited)
  9. bfam's avatar
    Wish I used these few years back. Now a broom would be more appropriate!
  10. tigereyes86's avatar
    Highly recommend these interdental brushes. These do not jab into your gums like the metal based interdental brushes! I managed to grab these for £2.90 in Waitrose when they were on offer last week, they've now gone back to the normal price which makes this Amazon deal a good one! (edited)
  11. SteveMorgan's avatar
    Agreed - very good build quality; I’m still using the same one from 1994 🏻
    john_n3MU's avatar
    do you not have to clean them at some point, after several uses? (edited)
  12. Surgical_Beats's avatar
    As a dentist, it’s great to see many people are interested in using these ! Perfect way to clean in between the teeth, just make sure to use the right sizes ( shouldn’t be too easy to get in between or too tight - just some friction)
  13. MrAwesome21's avatar
    Once you’ve finished with them some sea turtle can use it to floss also.
    Plastic yay
  14. nickyminx's avatar
    Ordered, thank you
  15. 4q2's avatar
    Used these, recommended
  16. halesg's avatar
    How weird, just clicked again and showed up at £2.99 and then let me order with s&s for £2.24?! Not complaining though. Thanks for sharing
  17. jamesconner3's avatar
    What's the benefit of these over flossing?
    Stephen_Clements's avatar
    They are better, easier to use, and if you have fractionally larger gaps between teeth then they are far more effective. My hygienist recommended them to me and it’s been a game changer (edited)
  18. chris.phelan89's avatar
    Got a 60-pack of this same brand on Amazon for £4.80 last week ...works out a little cheaper per stick, don't think that was a special deal.
    edhjedwdwg's avatar
    Link please
  19. CloneRico's avatar
    I used to hate flossing, currently getting my teeth sorted and these have been a god send , thanks OP
  20. Daniel_Lane's avatar
    Better for the environment to have a water flosser then have normal floss for when you have something that can't get out
    SuffolkLad222's avatar
    Not based on my experience. I bought a Waterpik and didn't find it as effective as other means of flossing (confirmed by my dentist). It was also a faff to keep it charged. I now have a big lump of unused plastic sitting in my house.
  21. canttouchthis's avatar
    I've never used these before. I don't think I know how to use it tbh
    SuffolkLad222's avatar
    Plenty of advice / demos on the Internet that should help. Search for 'how to use interdental brushes'.
  22. Dealfinder_007's avatar
    Great one. Thanks for sharing.
  23. tigerpool's avatar
    Thank you!
  24. billy.bronco's avatar
    I need the blue ones
  25. mattytun's avatar
    Is it free postage.
  26. luqii's avatar
    Oral B dental floss £0.79 at Home Bargain

    What is the difference?
    iMissThe2010s's avatar
    one is easier to use with braces
  27. jacqui58's avatar
    Thanks. Purchased.
  28. jazz_2k60's avatar
    A bargain, best interdentals I have used. Not as harsh on the gumline as other brands.
  29. simonbendall's avatar
    Great but order the blue, bigger size
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  30. sc597's avatar
    I know it sounds silly but if you're trying different types out to see what works for you I can thoroughly recommend the colourful Crayola Gum flossers.
  31. john_n3MU's avatar
    EasyPick’s small design means you can quickly and easily remove trapped food without the need to leave the table...........UGH!!!!!!!!!!! students and sun readers.........
  32. donny's avatar
    if you go fishing, when you gut the fish, keep the bones and you can use them just like these. If you go to your local fish and chip shop, they may give you the bones for free.
  33. stuart3's avatar
    Heat added as anything like this is great and important; however I find the 90 degree ones to be much, much easier and more effective for the back teeth.
  34. canttouchthis's avatar
    These are I fact great value. Went to the local supermarket and a pack of 6 I think were £2.10. Here you get 36!
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