TePe Angle interdental brushes 0.8 mm, 6 pcs are designed for daily cleaning of areas that a regular toothbrush cannot reach. The angled head makes care easier, especially between the back teeth. The brushes can also be used around implants, crowns, bridges and fixed braces.

Key benefits

The angled cleaning head allows easier access between the back teeth from both the outer and inner sides of the dentition.

According to the manufacturer, daily interdental cleaning can remove up to 40% more plaque than brushing with a regular toothbrush alone. Effective plaque removal helps prevent gum inflammation, tooth decay and bad breath.

The brushes will help you access hard-to-reach areas and incorporate thorough interdental care into your daily routine.

Use and dosage

Use the TePe Angle interdental brush once a day, preferably in the evening. Choose the appropriate size and do not force the brush into the interdental space. Once inserted, move it gently back and forth several times.

Between the back teeth, you can insert it from both the outer and inner sides. It is also suitable for cleaning around implants, crowns, bridges and the brackets or wires of fixed braces. Replace the brush once its bristles are worn.

Regular use of the correctly chosen size will allow you to clean the spaces between teeth as well as the areas around fixed dental restorations and braces.

Packaging and dimensions

• Number of brushes: 6 pcs
• Size: ISO 5
• Wire diameter: 0.8 mm
• PHD passage: 1.6 mm
• Colour: green
• Packaging type: blister
• The product is made using renewable materials.

The precisely stated dimensions will help you identify the correct variant for your interdental care.

About the brand

The history of the TePe brand began in 1965 with the introduction of a triangular wooden toothpick. Its first product was designed by woodcarver Henning Eklund with the professional support of two professors from the Malmö School of Dentistry. TePe remains a family-owned company to this day.

Behind the brushes is a family brand with a history dating back to 1965.