The Problem

Plaque buildup is known to impact overall oral hygiene. Maintaining a clean mouth supports overall wellness, which is why daily oral hygiene practices matter.

Some oral care tools may be too harsh or uncomfortable for certain users. Stimmie is designed with comfort and ease-of-use in mind, making it a gentle option for everyday oral hygiene.

Expert Approval

Dental professionals have long recommended the use of gum stimulators as part of a complete oral hygiene routine. Stimmie follows this tradition, designed for gentle stimulation and daily use.

Benefits of Proper Use

Designed to reach areas your toothbrush might miss, Stimmie helps remove food particles from between teeth and along the gumline with gentle, targeted use.

Get great access to hard-to-reach areas!

If it Doesn't Effortlessly Fit, Don't Force It.

In-between-the-teeth tools should always be used gently—never with force. For individuals with wider spaces between their teeth, a gum stimulator can be a helpful addition to support daily oral hygiene by gently removing food and buildup along the gumline.

Professional Recommendations

Rubber tips are a helpful complement to your daily oral care routine—not a replacement for flossing. They’re ideal for gently clearing food particles and debris that brushing might miss, especially for quick touch-ups after meals or while on the go.

Upside & Advantage

Stimmie is designed to reach areas that are often missed by traditional floss and picks—like along the outer and inner surfaces of the teeth—without bending or breaking. Its sleek shape and flexible design make it a versatile tool for enhancing your daily oral care routine.

Simple Tutorial

• Use the fine tip to gently glide between each tooth to help dislodge food particles after meals.
• Trace gently along the gumline to sweep away buildup in areas your toothbrush might miss.

• For gentle stimulation, align the rubber tip parallel to the natural curve of the gum between the teeth and lightly press and massage the area.

"Black Triangles" & Understanding the Concerns

When using any interdental tool—such as rubber tips, proxy brushes, wooden toothpicks, or soft picks—technique matters. Applying too much pressure or forcing the tool between teeth may contribute to changes in the gumline, including the appearance of spaces between teeth, sometimes referred to as “black triangles.” Always use a gentle, mindful approach when cleaning between teeth.

Final Note 

Every bit of effort to care for your teeth and gums counts. We’re thrilled to hear that many people who’ve struggled with traditional oral care tools are finding Stimmie to be a simple, effective part of their routine.

For The After Meal Itch

Think of Stimmie as a modern alternative to wooden toothpicks—perfect for quick, gentle touch-ups on the go.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, nor is it a substitute for advice from your medical or dental professional.