Piksters Interdental Brushes 10 pack
Why floss, when you can use an interdental brush! Interdental brushes are like tiny bottle brushes - able to be inserted between the teeth at the gum level to clean the places your regular toothbrush can’t reach.
Floss can be difficult to use and maneuver around the mouth, sometimes getting caught, shredding, or just being too difficult to slide down between tight or crowded teeth.
Why floss, when you can use an interdental brush! Interdental brushes are like tiny bottle brushes - able to be inserted between the teeth at the gum level to clean the places your regular toothbrush can’t reach.
Floss can be difficult to use and maneuver around the mouth, sometimes getting caught, shredding, or just being too difficult to slide down between tight or crowded teeth.
Why floss, when you can use an interdental brush! Interdental brushes are like tiny bottle brushes - able to be inserted between the teeth at the gum level to clean the places your regular toothbrush can’t reach.
Floss can be difficult to use and maneuver around the mouth, sometimes getting caught, shredding, or just being too difficult to slide down between tight or crowded teeth.
Interdental brushes are great in the way that they:
have a stiff wire to thread between teeth
can be used single handedly
come in different sizes for different sized spaces
are gentle on gums with soft, nylon bristles and
can be rinsed, recapped and reused multiple times.
The wire can also be bent or an extender arm used to reach those really awkward spots. Pikster interdental brushes can also be connected to the Pikster Connect Toothbrush/handle range (see Piksters Connect Fatboy Toothbrush for added manual comfort and ergonomic grip).
Each pack contains 10 interdental brushes of the same size.
Available in sizes:
00 - pink (for tight or crowded teeth, with no gum recession)
0 - grey (for teeth with no gaps, and no recession)
1 - white (slight gaps, small amount of gum recession),
3 - yellow and 5 - blue (larger gums, teeth on different angles, some more gum recession - perhaps showing “dark triangles” between teeth).