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Half the floss picks I bought came in containers the size of a cereal box. These actually slide into a clutch or jacket pocket without making you look like you packed a lunch kit.





















Pulling out a giant bag of floss picks at work screams ‘I just ate ribs.’ These containers are small and subtle enough to sit next to your stapler without anyone noticing.






















Flossing handles the stuck food, but your breath after a garlic chicken lunch is a separate problem entirely. These dissolve in your mouth without needing a sink or a cup.






















Some days floss picks aren't enough. Burrito bowls, corn on the cob, anything with seeds. These fold up small enough that nobody knows you're carrying a toothbrush to work.






















Regular floss picks couldn't reach the gap behind my bottom front teeth no matter what angle I tried. These tiny brushes slide right in and pull out stuff you didn't even know was there.






















Once I committed to post-lunch dental care at work, I needed a system. These are the refills and extras I reorder like clockwork so I never run out on a Monday.




















