TePe Interdental Brush Angle

The angled head is specifically designed to reach the back molars comfortably. A straight brush often requires awkward maneuvering, whereas the angle allows you to maintain a natural grip while cleaning those difficult-to-reach areas at the back of your mouth.

Yes, these brushes are highly recommended for both. The soft bristles are gentle enough to clean around wires, brackets, and implant posts without causing damage, making them more effective than standard floss for these specific dental appliances.

The cap serves two purposes: it keeps the brush head clean and hygienic when you are not using it, and it can be attached to the back of the handle to extend its length, giving you better control and reach.

TePe uses a color-coded system to indicate brush size. The orange color corresponds to a specific diameter designed for tight spaces; if you feel significant resistance or pain when inserting the brush, you may need a smaller size, while a lack of friction suggests you might need a larger one.

These brushes are designed for daily use and are durable enough to be used multiple times. You should rinse the brush thoroughly after each use and replace it once the bristles become worn or the wire starts to bend.