CynaMed Dental Tools Oral Care Kit (5-Pack) – Stainless Steel Dental Pick, Tartar Scraper, Scaler, Tweezers, and Mouth Mirror for Personal & Pet Use

I was a dental assistant years ago so I'm familiar with dental instruments and their function. I'm very impressed with the quality and functionality of this set. I love that it includes a zippered case to keep them all together. They are made from German Stainless and the company is in Pittsburgh, PA. I would definitely recommend this dental set to anyone looking to maintain a "just left the dentist" clean. Do be careful as these instruments are sharp. You could easily cause damage with the curette tool of not used properly. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I got this set primarily due the fact I recently had one of my back teeth extracted and it still has not healed correctly. My first extraction was done about 8 years ago after I bit into something and broke my tooth. That procedure healed in less than a week, this one continues to bother me, and it's been close to two weeks. I've been tempted to see make an appointment with my dentist however I first wanted to see if it had become infected. This little kit has all the necessary tools to not only clean your teeth (something I'll most like leave to the professionals) but to do a thorough inspection. The kit was quite inexpensive and represents a very good value. The tools are all well-made and packaged in a small, zippered pouch. Overall, I'm pleased with this little kit and though I don't think I'll be using it often it will come in quite handy when needed.

Great kit use it at least once a month and it's durable

I dont floss as much as i need to so this kits removes plaque and tartar just like its supposed to. I was inspired to buy after watching hours satisfying youtube videos or plaque and tartar removal.

Not bad for the price. Which makes me slightly suspicious about the metal quality and durability, but that's not based on any negative first-hand experience as such. One important thing to note is that a mirror without in-built light is not particularly useful if you look to use it yourself on your own teeth. If you got domestic help from another person, it's all good. Otherwise, buy a mirror that has a small LED built in. I have found that to be far more useful. Most importantly, please be gentle and handle your teeth carefully. It's very easy to injure yourself with this set, and loosing oral health is probably not worth the money you save by avoiding a visit to a good dentist. Unfortunately, I understand that the messed up health care system (coupled with its absurdly evil incentives) in this country doesn't exactly make it an easy choice.