General Product Description
SupaGRIPs are small plastic dual purpose devices with high quality dental floss held in one end and a flexible ultrafine toothpick on the other.
SupaGRIPs are gentle on gums - PTFE tape (like Teflon) flattens when it touches the gums, unlike round floss. This means less pressure and pain on the gum. The extremely low friction of Teflon means it doesn't suddenly break through the contact and cut or injure the gum. Test results show it is the lowest static insertion force required of any floss pick of 22 brands, sourced worldwide.
SupaGRIPs have a toothpick that really works - It is thin enough to go through the interproximal area without jamming. Thin picks made of the usual ABS or high impact polystyrene plastic, break easily and can leave bits between the teeth, so a special new plastic was used. Test the difference for yourself.
SupaGRIPs slide easily between teeth without shredding or fraying, which are common complaints, and are especially good between teeth where a Pikster cannot fit (mainly anterior teeth and teeth in very tight contact).
SupaGRIPs - don't shred or fray - They are made from monofilament not multi- which means that it's a single strand and can't unravel or shred between teeth.
And finally, there is the grip. Unlike cheap narrow handles, you can get a decent grip, twist, push and pull, and generally control the flosser far better, and the intelligent design uses less plastic.
EASY and comfortable to use - slides easily between teeth
Key Features
Directions for Use
Slide the floss into the gaps between your teeth using a gentle sawing motion until you reach the gumline. Carefully guide the floss up and down against the tooth surface on both sides of the gum "triangle" until you feel a slight resistance from the gum. Rinse as necessary.
Warnings
Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Use as directed by your dental or oral health professional.
The Australian Dental Association recommends flossing at least once every day. Regular plaque removal is an important part of a good oral hygiene routine, helping to prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. Brushing with a toothbrush alone twice per day is not enough to keep the areas between your teeth clean and plaque-free.
