Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brushes 0.6 mm

Who is Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brush 0.6 mm for?

The Mono Compact interdental brushes from the Inava range have been designed to effectively limit the installation of dental plaque.

Their compact and ergonomic shape has a very wide and flexible shaft that can form a 90 ° angle. This ensures that difficult areas have better access. They have a non-slip handle for easy handling. Finally, the brushes are provided with a transparent cap allowing them to be transported everywhere in a hygienic manner.

Its brushes guarantee an effective cleaning between the teeth in order to:

• eliminate plaque
• avoid the occurrence of caries
• prevent gum problems

What are the assets present in Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brush 0.6 mm?

Its brushes effectively eliminate residual food debris that lodges between teeth.

The strands of the brushes are two-colored:

• a white part that reveals any bleeding from the gum
• a black part to make more visible traces of food residues or dental plaque.

What are the results of daily use of Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brush 0.6 mm?

Daily use of interdental brushes prevents the formation of tartar by effectively eliminating all presence of dental plaque and limiting diseases in the teeth and gums: gingivitis, caries etc.

Advice for use and dosage

Dentists recommend the use of interdental brushes in addition to daily brushing.

To properly use an interdental brush, you must:

1. Gently slide the brush into the interdental space without forcing if the space is too narrow, and back and forth.
2. Rinse under water after use or soak in an antiseptic mouthwash.

Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brushes 0.6 mm with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Composition

Interdental brushes with a narrow gap of 0.6 mm .

Introducing Inava Mono Compact Interdental Brushes 0.6 mm

These brushes exist in several interdental spaces. Choose the one that suits you:

Narrow: 0.6 mm / 0.8 mm / 1 mm
Wide: 1.5 mm / 1.8 mm
Very wide: 2.2 mm / 2.6 mm

Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy

How is plaque formed?

Plaque is a build-up of food residue, bacteria, and toxins. If plaque is not removed daily, it builds up on the teeth and eventually damages the enamel and gums.