TePe Extra Soft interdental brushes 0.7 mm in the yellow variant ISO 4 are designed for daily cleaning between teeth. The extra soft design is suitable for sensitive teeth and gums, dry mouth, or oral lesions. The brushes can also be used around implants, crowns, and bridges.

Key Benefits

• Extra soft bristles enable gentle cleaning.
• A stable grip handle makes controlled movements easier.
• The brush is also intended for users who prefer a softer option.
• According to the manufacturer, daily use can remove up to 40% more plaque than brushing with a regular toothbrush alone.

You get a softer design for regular and controlled interdental care.

Composition

The brush uses extra soft bristles and a plastic-coated wire. Renewable materials are used in the manufacturing process.

Extra soft bristles allow you to choose gentler mechanical cleaning.

Use and Dosage

Use the brush daily. Insert it into the interdental space and move it back and forth. When cleaning between molars, gently bend the neck.

Do not force the brush in. If it passes through too tightly, choose a smaller size. The decision to begin mechanical cleaning after a surgical procedure must be made by a dental care professional.

The correct size and controlled movement will help you clean without forcing the brush.

Packaging and Size

• Each pack contains 8 interdental brushes.
• The yellow colour coding corresponds to ISO size 4.
• The wire diameter is 0.7 mm.
• The PHD passage is 1.3 mm.
• The TePe Extra Soft range includes six colour-coded sizes from ISO 1 to 6.

The stated parameters precisely define the yellow ISO 4 variant for easier selection of the correct size.

About the Brand

The origins of TePe date back to 1965, when it introduced a triangular wooden toothpick. The brand was founded by woodcarver Henning Eklund, who developed the product with scientific support from two professors at the Malmö School of Dentistry. TePe remains a family-owned company, with all production taking place in Malmö, Sweden.

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