Enjoy an intense blast of freshness and a refreshing clean when you use Oral-B Glide Arctic Peppermint Oil Floss Picks. With a convenient handle that doubles as a pick, Arctic Peppermint Oil floss picks help remove food particles and dental plaque in hard-to-reach places between teeth. Arctic Peppermint Oil Floss Picks slide easily between teeth and are micro-textured for effective plaque removal. Glide floss fiber material is no longer formulated with PTFE. With Micro-Textured fiber, no Oral-B floss products are formulated with PTFE or any type of PFAS. Oral-B is the #1 Dentist Recommended Floss Brand.Smile with confidence and feel the Glide difference today! • Enjoy a refreshing clean with an intense blast of Arctic Peppermint Oil • Oral-B Glide Floss Picks slide easily between tight teeth for effective plaque removal • Oral-B Glide Floss Picks are micro-texrtured to remove food particles and plaque between teeth and just below the gumline • Oral-B Floss Pick handle is designed to help gently remove stubborn food particles • Oral-B Glide Floss Picks are Shred-resistant • Glide floss fiber material is no longer formulated with PTFE. Now with Micro-Textured fiber, no Oral-B floss products are formulated with PTFE or any type of PFAS. • Oral-B, the #1 Dentist Recommended Floss Brand • Includes one 150 count bag of Oral-B Glide Arctic Peppermint Oil Floss Picks Directions: Flossing Instructions: Hold handle, guide floss between teeth using a gentle back-and-forth motion. Move floss up and down against tooth to help remove plaque and food particles above and just below the gumline. Rinse floss as necessary (repeat for each tooth). Pick Instructions: Place tip of pick between teeth at the gumline. Use a gentle in and out motion to help remove plaque and food particles and stimulate gums. Rinse as necessary Warnings: CAUTION: Adult supervision recommended for children under 10. Gums may bleed the first few times you floss. If bleeding persists or gums remain red and swollen, see your dentist. Dispose of floss pick after use