Interdental Brush Curaden Curaprox CPS 457 – 1 piece, compact angled head

Curaden Curaprox CPS 457 interdental brush, supplied as a single piece, is designed for targeted cleaning of interdental spaces, around braces, bridges and implants. The compact angled head and short handle provide precise access to narrow gaps and hard-to-reach areas where a regular toothbrush cannot remove plaque effectively. Intended for daily use, this interdental brush supports oral hygiene routines by helping to reduce plaque accumulation between teeth and around dental work.

Advantages

The compact angled head enables controlled insertion and cleaning in tight interdental spaces without excessive pressure. A short, ergonomic handle improves manoeuvrability for precise targeting of plaque and debris. The brush’s fine bristles and small head size make it suitable for use around orthodontic appliances, fixed prosthetics and implant-supported restorations. Supplied as a single piece, it is convenient to carry and replace as part of daily oral care.

Suitable for

• Daily interdental plaque removal
• Cleaning around braces and orthodontic brackets
• Maintenance of bridges and fixed dental prostheses
• Cleaning around implants and implant-supported restorations
• Accessing narrow or hard-to-reach interdental spaces

Key specifications

• Brush type: interdental brush with compact angled head
• Quantity: single piece
• Head design: compact, angled for precise access
• Handle: short, designed for controlled manoeuvring
• Use frequency: intended for daily use

How to use

Insert the interdental brush gently between teeth or around dental work without forcing it. Move the brush back and forth a few times to remove plaque and debris, then rinse the brush under running water. Use the brush once per interdental space or as recommended by your dental professional. Replace the brush when bristles become worn or the head no longer fits comfortably into the interdental gap.

Usage recommendations

For effective daily oral hygiene, use the interdental brush in combination with regular toothbrushing and flossing as advised by a dentist or dental hygienist. Choose the appropriate brush size for each interdental space to avoid irritation; if unsure, consult a dental professional for sizing and technique guidance.