ProdentalB Ideal Dental Pick 50's Pack Care tube

ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick Box50's Pack

Dental Care

Oral Hygiene

MRP ৳ 300.0015% Off
Best PriceTk 255.00/50's Pack
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Key facts

ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick Box 50's Pack Dental Care is available on MedEasy for ৳255.00 per 50's Pack, with home delivery anywhere in Bangladesh. It is manufactured by ProDentalB.

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Description

Key Features & Ingredients

  • Confirmed as a dental floss PICK (stick) format, distinct from spool floss - each pick has an ergonomic handle with a length of pre-strung floss plus a toothpick end
  • Packaged as a box of 50 individual floss picks
  • Ergonomic handle designed for a secure, comfortable grip while flossing between teeth
  • Dual-purpose design - floss thread on one end for interdental cleaning, toothpick point on the other end

Benefits

  • Helps remove food particles and plaque from between teeth, reaching areas a toothbrush cannot clean effectively
  • Pre-strung design makes flossing easier for people who find traditional spool floss difficult to handle
  • Manufacturer states the product is suitable for all ages, including users with braces
  • Individually portable picks are convenient for use outside the home, such as at work or while traveling

Who Can Use This Product

  • Suitable for all ages per manufacturer guidance, including users wearing dental braces
  • Suitable for anyone seeking an easier alternative to traditional spool dental floss
  • Young children should be supervised by an adult while flossing to avoid injury from the pointed toothpick end

How to Use

  • Hold the floss pick by its ergonomic handle
  • Gently guide the floss end between two teeth using a back-and-forth motion, then curve it against each tooth surface to clear plaque and debris
  • Use a new floss pick for each flossing session - discard after use
  • The toothpick end may be used separately, with care, to dislodge larger food particles

Storage & Safety

  • Store the box in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Keep out of reach of young children, as the toothpick end and small pick size present a choking or injury hazard if handled without supervision
  • Discard each pick after a single use - do not reuse
  • Discontinue use and consult a dentist if you experience gum bleeding that does not resolve, or persistent gum pain

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many floss sticks come in a box of the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick?

A: This listing is for a box of 50 individual floss picks.

Q: What is the toothpick end for on the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick?

A: Each stick has a dual-purpose design: floss thread on one end for cleaning between teeth, and a toothpick point on the other end. Use the pointed end carefully to avoid injuring the gums.

Q: Is the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick suitable for people with braces?

A: The manufacturer states it is suitable for all ages, including users with braces, since the pre-strung design can be easier to manoeuvre around brackets and wires than spool floss.

Q: Can children use the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick?

A: Young children should be supervised by an adult while flossing with it, since the pointed toothpick end can cause injury if used carelessly.

Q: Why would I choose the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick over spool floss?

A: The pre-strung pick design makes flossing easier for people who find handling traditional spool floss difficult, and the individually portable sticks are convenient to carry to work or while travelling.

Q: Can the ProdentalB Ideal Dental Floss Stick be reused?

A: No, each pick is meant for a single flossing session; discard it after use rather than reusing it between teeth or between people.

Disclaimer

The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.

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