They reach places a regular toothbrush cannot access, and can also be used around implants, crowns, bridges, or fixed braces.

Key Benefits

• They remove plaque from interdental spaces that a regular toothbrush cannot reach.
• With daily use, they can, according to the manufacturer, remove up to 40% more plaque than brushing with a regular toothbrush alone.
• The rounded tip promotes safe and comfortable use.
• The metal wire is coated with plastic.
• The stable short handle allows the brush to be guided with controlled movements.
• The straight brush head is characteristic of the TePe Interdental Brush Original range.
• The thicker flexible wire corresponds to the construction the brand uses for sizes 4–8.

The combination of a stable grip, flexible wire, and rounded tip makes it easier to clean hard-to-reach areas with controlled movements.

Use and Dosage

Use the brush every day. Gently insert it into the interdental space and clean with a back-and-forth motion. When cleaning between molars, slightly bend the neck of the brush.

This variant can also be used around implants, crowns, and bridges. It is also suitable for cleaning around brackets and wires of fixed braces. Never force the brush into the interdental space.

The correctly chosen size and gentle movement help clean the interdental space without forcing the brush.

Packaging and Volume

• The pack contains 8 interdental brushes.
• The diameter of the wire is 1.1 mm.
• The size corresponds to ISO 6 and has a purple colour coding.
• The PHD of this variant is 2.0 mm.
• Renewable materials are used in production.

The consistent purple coding helps you easily identify ISO size 6.

About the Brand

TePe was founded in Sweden in 1965 with the introduction of a triangular wooden toothpick. The first product was designed by woodcarver Henning Eklund with the scientific support of two professors from the dental faculty in Malmö. The family-owned company concentrates its production in Malmö, Sweden.

The brand combines a family background with production centred in Malmö, Sweden.