Another option is to ask your dentist if he or she has any old tools they could give you. Helps if the dentist is a bit on the older side! That's where I got a few tools a few years back, was to get some more but he passed on before my next visit.
Sandra Hoar wrote:
Some large pharmacies have a little dental section with a few tools. I would guess a hobby shop might also have something similar. sandy
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