TePe Interdental Brush, Original, Yellow, 0.7 mm/ISO 4, 8pcs, plaque removal, efficient clean between the teeth, tooth floss, for narrow gaps

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TePe is the most well known brand, but it is worth considering other brands that offer what are essentially identical products but may be cheaper.You will have noticed that cheaper alternatives have made it to our best of list. TePe Interdental Brushes Original come in 9 colour coded sizes to fit narrow as well as wide gaps. The interdental brushes are developed in collaboration with dental experts to ensure the highest quality in every detail. Daily use can remove up to 40% more plaque than toothbrushing alone. Effective plaque removal prevents gum inflammation, cavities and bad breath. Colour

I can’t say as yet I have come across a really large interdental brush that is more eco as yet. So far brands have focused on the more common smaller sizes. I am sure it is only a matter of time before we see these larger ones come in more sustainable formats too. Reply The interproximal area is the gap that exists between teeth, and the gap is normally filled by a triangle of gum. This is a hard to access area, where a regular toothbrush and daily brushing does not reach. Because of this the same ISO size can feel different when made by different brands. We are currently working towards an accurate comparison table. Choose a long-handled interdental brush with an angled head, like the TePe Angle Interdental Brush. The difference here is that it has a longer handle. Also, the brush part is at a right angle to the handle.Interdental brushes are specially designed to clean between teeth and reach other areas that a regular toothbrush can't. Many people find that using an interdental toothbrush is easier than flossing, while others do both as part of a thorough oral hygiene routine. Wisdom re:new interdental brushes. These come in a paper box of 30 brushes, made using recycled plastic for the handle and bio-based plastic (castor oil) filaments

Don’t apply regular toothpaste, because of abrasives that it contains. Instead, you can use anti-bacterial TePe Gingival Gel, which is especially designed for use with an interdental brush. What makes these brushes stand out is the strong metal wire, made of stainless steel wire and coated in plastic. These brushes are much more difficult to bend than other brands, and are especially strong in the smaller sizes. There are only 6 sizes available. They follow the same colour scheme as the original brushes, except these are a pastel version of the colours. If you are at low risk for tooth decay and gum disease, you could consider dental floss. With correct use, this is sufficient for cleaning. We know interdental cleaning is important, but what are the pros and cons of interdental brushes specifically? ProsYour dental professional is the only person who can do this risk assessment for you, but we have some more guidance in this article.

it’s made of “eco-friendly” wood plantation (whatever that means is irrelevant, it’ll always be better for the environment than single-use plastic brushes)The Oral Health Foundation recommends interdental cleaning before brushing, based on research which found that doing it this way around removed more plaque overall. Other bodies say that brushing teeth first is just as effective. Can you reuse interdental brushes? These are silicone based interdental brushes. They are available in three different sizes: small, medium, and large. They are metal and latex free. In some cases, interdental brushes are available without a handle. There is less waste produced with these. However, they can be difficult to handle, depending on your manual dexterity. Examples include: Removing plaque build up is important to keep your mouth clean, and interdental cleaning removes more plaque than only using a brush. Stoddard interdental brushes are designed and manufactured in the UK. They use a high tensile strength wire to enhance durability, and the protective cap doubles up as an extension to the handle.