The ultra-soft bristles provide gentle and safe cleaning. - Available in six sizes: 0.45mm, 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.7mm, 0.8mm, and 1.1mm, all with plastic-coated wire. - Suitable for patients with sensitive teeth, sore gums, dry mouth, or those recovering from oral surgery*.

Introducing the TePe Interdental Brush Extra Soft, an ultra-soft interdental brush for sensitive teeth and gums.

The TePe Interdental Brush Extra Soft features soft bristles designed to clean the spaces between teeth that a regular toothbrush cannot reach. Its design incorporates rounded core bristles encased in plastic and ultra-soft bristles for safe and gentle cleaning, suitable for sensitive teeth and gums. The plastic cap can be used to maintain hygiene or to extend the handle size. Available in 6 color-coded sizes. Developed in collaboration with dental experts to ensure the highest quality in every detail. Daily use can remove up to 40% more plaque than brushing alone. The interdental brush effectively removes plaque, preventing gingivitis, cavities, and bad breath.

Instructions for using the Tepe Interdental Brush Extra Soft (super soft)

Use daily after brushing your teeth; it removes up to 40% more plaque than regular brushing alone. After selecting the appropriate size interdental brush, use it as follows:

• Position the toothbrush head at an angle in the gap between the two teeth. Find the appropriate insertion angle and then push the toothbrush into the gap.
• Slightly tilt the toothbrush towards the gums, then gently pull it out.
• Rinse your mouth with clean water or mouthwash to complete the oral hygiene process.
• After using the interdental brush, rinse it thoroughly with the included gel or toothpaste under clean running water and store it in a dry place, covering it with the included cap to protect the brush head.

Who should use the Tepe Interdental Brush Extra Soft?

• People who have undergone oral surgery.
• People with sensitive teeth and gums.
• People with dry mouth.
• People with swollen and painful gums.
• People with temporomandibular joint pain have difficulty opening their mouths and may have problems with joint movement.
• People who don't like using dental floss