Oral-b Precision Clean Interdental Brushes, 20 Count

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A completely different option would be to invest in a water flosser, an electronic device which shoots a high-powered jet of water to clean between the teeth (think of it like an electric interdental brush). Are they as effective as manual interdental brushing or flossing? Perhaps not quite, but the big brands like Philips and Oral-B are improving their technology all the time. An added bonus is that they are much less fiddly to use, so you're more likely to keep up daily use. Interdental brushes are available in various sizes to accommodate different tooth gaps and spaces between teeth. The sizes typically range from very small (0.4mm) to larger (1.5mm or more), with several intermediate sizes in between.Choosing the right interdental brush size is important for effective cleaning and comfort. Using a brush that is too small may not effectively remove plaque and debris, while using one that is too large can cause discomfort or potential damage to the gums. Another thing people love about the Dentek interproximal brush is that it is flavored with mint, so your mouth feels super fresh when you're done. If you don't like the idea of using so much disposable plastic, there are some more sustainable between-teeth cleaning options to consider. Replaceable brush heads

If you find it difficult to use interdental brushes, get advice from your dentist or dental hygienist. Another extremely popular option is the Dentek Easy Brush. These interdental cleaners are great for cleaning around dental work such as braces and bridges. They also have a handle with a flexible hold, meaning it stays in position when bent. There's also a cap that keeps the brush clean, and when removed can be attached to the handle to extend the handle's length and make it easier to hold. Read more about flossing in our guide about how to floss your teeth and the best products to use. Can interproximal brushes damage gums?

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These brush heads have been proven to be 25% more effective at cleaning plaque than normal toothbrushes. They are also manufactured in such a way that they are able to reach those tiny, hard to reach places that are normally not accessible with a normal brush. That makes them superior at cleaning between gaps and small areas giving you a more potent brushing experience.

Just like a normal toothbrush, you should rinse interdental brushes after each use to keep them clean. Should you use toothpaste with interdental toothbrushes? Unless advised by your dentist, you shouldn't use toothpaste with an interdental brush. However, you can buy special gels which are suitable for interproximal application, like TePe Gingival Gel. This contains antiseptic chlorhexidine and fluoride to offer extra protection. The best interdental brush brands in the UK The best time to clean between your teeth is in the evening. This way, you know that there is no food left between your teeth while you sleep (a common cause of bad morning breath). However, if the morning suits you better, the important thing is that you're doing it at least once a day. Should you use interdental brushes before or after brushing?Wisdom also make a range of ‘Clean Between' rubber interdental brushes. The soft rubber filaments are gentle on gums and safe for use around implants, metal fillings and crowns, and braces. They come in three sizes: fine (blue), medium (green) and large (purple). Yes. You only need to change your interdental brush when the bristles start to show signs of wear or the wire gives way. Each brush might last 1–2 weeks or more, depending on how much you use it. Certain manufacturers market their brushes as having better durability, so you might want to try a few and see which lasts longest for you. These interdental cleaners come in five sizes: micro-tight, tight, standard, wide and slim. The slim brush is disposable for those who want a new brush every time. Gently press the brush into the space between two teeth, along the gum. Twisting the brush slightly as you insert it can make insertion easier and also extend the life of the brush. Just like a normal toothbrush, you should rinse interdental brushes after each use to keep them clean. The best interdental brush brands in the US