HOKINPlaque Remover Teeth Cleaning Tool 4 Pcs Dental Care Kit Tooth Filling Repair Set Stainless Steel Dental Tools for Men Women Kids and Pet Care

Actually pretty decent this kitFor £5 does a pretty good jobJust be careful near gum line

Good for giving your teeth a bit of DIY maintenance. Very sharp. Boil before use.Shame the UK is in such a state so many of us can't get an NHS dentist. Maybe Reform should sponsor these.

The Plaque Remover Teeth Cleaning Tool 4 Pcs Dental Care Kit Tooth Filling Repair Set Stainless is a fantastic dental care kit that I would highly recommend. This kit comes with four different tools that are designed to help remove plaque and clean teeth effectively.The stainless steel material used to make these tools is of high quality and makes them durable and long-lasting. The tools are also easy to clean and sanitize, ensuring that they are always safe to use.One of the standout features of this dental care kit is its versatility. The four different tools included in the kit can be used for a variety of dental tasks, such as removing plaque, tartar, and stains, as well as filling and repairing teeth. The different shapes and sizes of the tools allow for easy access to hard-to-reach areas of the mouth, making it easier to achieve a thorough clean.The Plaque Remover Teeth Cleaning Tool 4 Pcs Dental Care Kit Tooth Filling Repair Set Stainless is also incredibly easy to use. The tools have ergonomic handles that provide a comfortable grip and make it easy to control the tools during use. The kit also comes with detailed instructions on how to use each tool effectively, making it suitable for both professionals and beginners.Overall, I would highly recommend this dental care kit to anyone looking to improve their oral hygiene. It is an excellent value for money, versatile, and easy to use. The high-quality stainless steel material ensures that the tools are durable and long-lasting, and the ergonomic handles provide a comfortable grip during use.

Excellent and very well made.

First impressions are that these are well made and well presented, however, on using them a few issues. Firstly they seem to be over sized and a little too robust, if you have huge teeth with huge gaps then they should be fine. Next, the case, each of the 'pick' items comes with the tip shielded with a little piece of plastic tube, this is essential not just to protect the tool, but to allow the pick to be placed back in the case, otherwise you end up burying the tip of the pick in the soft case. The plastic tip is not easy to reuse, which starts to render the case a little redundant, a hard case would have been easier to use. So, yes usable and reasonable value, but not al that practical an offering.

Like many of us who have been thoroughly abandoned by NHS dentistry even after paying eye-watering amounts of tax into the system (two tier system, anyone?) and struggling to even find a local private dentist who has places at inflated prices, I was looking for a solution to a small dental problem. I am lucky enough to have excellent teeth... no fillings, no pain, no issues. I brush with a sonic toothbrush twice a day, but inevitably, a bit of calculus has built up, only on the back of my lower incisors (where your tongue would naturally rest against) funnily enough. I thought as I cannot get a dentist at the moment, I'll give these tools a quick whirl. Worth a go at that price. The calculus build up was not terrible, but it was starting to create sharp edges that meant that flossing had become more difficult, in fact, the calculus had created such sharp edges that recently my floss had started to be cut on my lower incisors, the calculus was sharp as a razor. Anyway, these are an array of tools, including a mirror, probe, tartar scraper and scaler. The mirror was not used, but I didn't expect it to be useful. I am not sure how you would use it by yourself without another mirror to reflect back from and by then the size of the image would be minimal. In any event, it's part of a normal dental kit so I understand why they include it. Will be useful for other non-dental stuff! I found the probe to be the absolutely best tool for what I needed to do. I very gently applied to probe sharp edge to the back of my incisors, then "bit down" gently on it and the calculus started flaking away immediately. So long as you are very careful and gentle, it works brilliantly. I was able to do the backs of my lower incisors (6 teeth in all) in about 40 minutes whilst watching a show. I did it purely on feel alone, using my tongue as a "calculus assessment tool" and eventually got it all off, right down to the gumline. I cannot describe the satisfaction and relief of clearing all the calculus away - feeling the tool "catch" on the edge of some calculus and then give as the calculus flakes away. It's obviously a lot softer than tooth enamel but sticks like glue to your teeth. The "flaking off" of the calculus is incredibly satisfying and you can feel the soft grittiness (like hardened chalk) afterwards and then rinse it out. With careful steady application, I am now calculus free and can for the first time in about a year actually feel the smooth enamel of the back of my teeth - all the roughness and sharpness is gone. And more importantly, feel properly the gaps between by teeth, which will aid brushing and flossing properly (floss doesn't get cut anymore). It feels great and "clean" and not "icky" anymore! I did also use the very thin scaler tool just to finish off the gaps between the teeth... it gets the last little bits out, but the probe was the heavy lifter in this exercise. Hopefully will only have to pull these out again in another year or so, but who knows, I may have a dentist by then, miracles do happen....Proviso, if you have any pain or serious issues, try get to a dentist. I would only recommend this for anyone who has healthy teeth and a bit of build up. Act accordingly....

4 star only because the mirror is not anti fog, otherwise a really good purchase

A really well presented dental set with a neat good quality case