TePe Interdental Brushes are designed to enhance oral hygiene by cleaning hard-to-reach interdental spaces that regular toothbrushes often miss. These brushes are invaluable for individuals with braces, implants, or crowns and are crucial in the prevention of gum disease and tooth decay. Their design includes a long handle and flexible neck, enabling thorough cleaning across all mouth areas, ensuring no spot is left unchecked.

Key features

Targets interdental spaces for effective plaque removal
Ergonomically designed handle and flexible neck for easy access throughout the mouth
Plastic-coated wire ensures safety for sensitive teeth and dental work
Includes a travel cap for each brush, promoting hygienic storage and convenience
Endorsed by dental professionals for daily oral health maintenance
Offers a range of color-coded sizes to accommodate various interdental gaps

What are the benefits of TePe Interdental Brushes?

Using these brushes regularly contributes to healthier gums, fresher breath, and a decreased risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

How do TePe Interdental Brushes work?

They physically remove plaque and food debris from between teeth, reaching areas that are challenging for regular toothbrushes.

What does the research say about TePe Interdental Brushes?

Studies indicate that interdental brushing significantly reduces plaque and prevents periodontal disease more effectively than flossing alone.

Can these brushes be used with braces or dental implants?

Yes, they are suitable for cleaning around braces, implants, and other dental appliances.

How often should I replace my interdental brush?

Substitute the brush once bristles show signs of wear or if the wire becomes bent, typically after several uses.

Usage and Instructions

The mixed trial pack contains brushes in several sizes. To find the most appropriate size(s), always start with the smallest brush. Gently insert between the teeth at gum level and move back and forth a few times. Never force into a space. Rinse after use. Replace when filaments are worn.

Do not bend back and forth. Consult your dentist/hygienist for advice.