Piksters and flossing are both effective ways to clean between teeth and remove plaque and debris from the gumline.

Here are some differences between Piksters and flossing:

Piksters:

• Piksters are small, interdental brushes that are designed to clean the spaces between teeth. They have a small bristled head that can reach into tight spaces and remove plaque and debris.

• Piksters are available in different sizes, so you can choose the size that fits your teeth.

• Piksters are particularly effective for people with braces, bridges, or other dental appliances that make flossing difficult.

• Piksters can be easier to use than floss, particularly for people with limited dexterity or hand mobility.

Flossing:

• Floss is a thin, nylon or plastic string that is used to clean between teeth and along the gumline. It can remove plaque and debris that toothbrushes can't reach.

• Flossing can help prevent gum disease and cavities, as well as bad breath.

• Flossing can be particularly effective for people with tight spaces between their teeth.

• Flossing can be done quickly and easily, without the need for any special tools or equipment.

Overall, both Piksters and flossing can be effective at cleaning between teeth and maintaining good oral health. The best choice for you may depend on your individual needs and preferences. Your dentist or oral health professional can provide guidance on which method may be best for you, and can demonstrate proper technique for both Piksters and flossing.