Aim: The aim of this research was to find out which oral hygiene products the patients use and compare the results. Study design: cross-sectional, questionare Subjects and methods: 705 subjects were included in the research. The subjects have answered due designated questionnaire over social media or in the dental medicine office. The questionnaire consisted of 12 questions, one of them being an open type, four multiple choice answers and seven closed questions. The research was conducted during the course of four months. Results: Out of 705 examinees that were included in the research, 559 (79,3%) were women, 141 (20%) men and 5 (0,7%) people who have not declared their sex. Women care more about their oral hygiene than men, hence they utilize it more often. This was supported with the fact that they also use more additional means for oral hygiene maintenance. Examinees up to 40 years old expressed more awareness of the means for interdental hygiene maintenance. Also, examinees with higher levels of education were much more acquainted with the additional means and they used them more often. Conclusion: Almost all examinees use basic oral hygiene products and the majority uses them twice a day as recommended. Additional means for oral hygiene maintenance are acknowledged by almost half of the examinees, but they were applied on an every-day basis by only a third of them. The results prove that women and highly educated subjects tend to use additional means more frequently as well as the basic oral health care products, which does not hold true for the younger population.