TePe's Angled Interdental Brushes with Handle effectively clean even the most inaccessible spaces between teeth. Their angled head and ergonomic handle make daily use easier, for more complete oral hygiene. Ideal as a complement to brushing, they help maintain healthy gums and a cleaner mouth.
Brushing your teeth isn't always enough to reach the narrowest areas, where plaque builds up unnoticed. The spaces between teeth, often neglected, quickly become high-risk areas. Using an interdental brush enables you to work precisely in these gaps, a bit like a mini-brush designed to go where a conventional brush cannot. It's an effective addition to your routine, helping to eliminate plaque deep down.
On a daily basis, this type of targeted cleaning helps prevent cavities and gum inflammation. These problems often start between the teeth, where food residues stagnate. By incorporating this habit in the evening, you offer your mouth a more thorough cleaning, with a lasting sensation of freshness and better control of oral hygiene.
The specific design with angled head facilitates access to the back teeth, which are often more difficult to reach. The elongated, flat handle improves grip, making the gesture more precise and comfortable. It's like extending your hand to reach areas usually out of reach, without any particular effort.
Soft bristles, combined with a plastic-coated wire and rounded tip, provide real comfort of use to maintain impeccable oral hygiene. You clean effectively while respecting sensitive tissues, protecting gums without damaging enamel. This gentleness encourages regular use, essential for visible results in oral health.
These interdental brushes can be adapted to a wide range of situations: natural teeth, implants, crowns, bridges or orthodontic appliances. Thanks to the different sizes available, you can easily choose the one that best suits your interdental space, for customized, more effective cleaning.
Finally, their bio-plastic design is part of a more responsible approach, with no compromise on quality. For even more thorough cleaning, you can combine these brushes with the Sunstar Gum Easy Flossers Waxed Mentholate Thread Holder, ideal for completing the action in the finest areas and enhancing the feeling of cleanliness.
Instructions for use
Gently insert the brush between your teeth, using a gentle twisting motion. Then slide it back and forth to clean surfaces. Never exert force: if the brush doesn't fit, choose a more suitable size.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Handle: ISCC-certified polypropylene, Bristles: polyamide, Cap: ISCC-certified polypropylene.
Presentation
Blister pack of 6 interdental brushes with handle, at the best online price. Available in 7 versions, to adapt the size of the brush to your interdental spaces: 0.4 mm, 0.45 mm, 0.5 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.7 mm, 0.8 mm, assortment of 6 brushes of various sizes.
Always choose the right size for your interdental space: a brush that's too thin will clean less effectively, while one that's too wide could irritate the gums. In the pharmacy, we often recommend combining different sizes for different areas of the mouth, as anatomy varies from tooth to tooth. Used every evening, the brush becomes a simple reflex that significantly improves the quality of cleaning.
FAQ
How often should I use an interdental brush?
Daily use, ideally in the evening, optimizes plaque removal and complements conventional brushing.
How do I choose the right brush size?
The brush should fit snugly into the space between the teeth, without forcing it. If it fits too easily, it's probably too small.
Can these brushes be used with braces?
Yes, they are particularly suitable for cleaning around braces, wires and other hard-to-reach areas.
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