Interdental Brush Curaprox Prime Start Handy CPS UHS 409 UHS 470 1.1–5.0 mm, pack of 5

Curaprox Prime Start Handy CPS interdental brushes (UHS 409 and UHS 470) are designed to clean interdental spaces from 1.1 mm up to 5.0 mm. This pack of 5 compact brushes features firm nylon filaments and a small head that provide targeted plaque removal in narrow gaps and along orthodontic appliances, implants and bridges. The set is intended for daily oral hygiene and focused interdental care where a regular toothbrush cannot reach.

Advantages

The compact brush head and firm nylon filaments ensure efficient removal of plaque from tight interdental spaces while maintaining gentle contact with tooth surfaces. The range of sizes offered (1.1–5.0 mm) covers a variety of gap widths so users can select brushes that match their interdental anatomy or appliance spacing. The slender handle and compact design allow precise access around braces, implant crowns and bridgework for targeted cleaning.

Suitable for

• Daily interdental cleaning between teeth with 1.1–5.0 mm spacing
• Cleaning around orthodontic braces and wires
• Care of areas around implants, crowns and bridges
• Targeted plaque removal in narrow gaps where flossing is difficult

Key specifications

• Brush sizes: covers interdental spaces from 1.1 mm to 5.0 mm
• Brush head: compact, low-profile design for tight access
• Filaments: firm nylon for effective plaque removal
• Quantity: pack of 5 interdental brushes
• Intended use: daily interdental hygiene and appliance cleaning

How to use

Select the interdental brush size that fits the gap without forcing; the filament should pass through the interdental space with light resistance. Insert the brush gently between teeth or around the appliance and move it back and forth a few times to dislodge plaque and debris. Rinse the brush under running water after use and allow it to air dry. Replace the brush when filaments become worn or misshapen.

Usage recommendations

Use the brushes once daily as part of your oral care routine, or more often if advised by a dental professional. Choose the correct size for each interdental gap to avoid damaging gum tissue; if unsure, consult a dentist or dental hygienist for sizing advice and technique guidance.