Interdental Flossers Tandex Floser with Carbon Thread, Pack of 10

Tandex Floser with Carbon Thread are single-use interdental flossers designed to remove plaque and food debris from between teeth and around orthodontic appliances. Supplied in a pack of 10, each floser has an ergonomic handle and a pre-stretched carbon (charcoal) flossing strand intended to aid mechanical cleaning in interdental spaces where a toothbrush cannot reach. The compact design provides a practical option for daily oral hygiene and on-the-go use.

Advantages

The carbon-infused thread offers enhanced surface contact for gentle mechanical removal of debris while maintaining flexibility to adapt to varying interdental gaps. The integrated handle enables one-handed use and precise control in tight areas. Single-use flossers provide a hygienic solution without the need to wind or cut floss, and the compact pack of 10 is convenient for travel or intermittent use.

Suitable for

• Daily interdental cleaning as part of routine oral hygiene
• Cleaning around braces, brackets and fixed orthodontic appliances
• Removing trapped food particles from narrow or hard-to-reach interdental spaces
• Situations requiring a portable, single-use flossing tool

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 10 single-use flossers
• Floss material: carbon-infused (charcoal) thread
• Design: pre-stretched floss on an ergonomic plastic handle
• Intended use: interdental plaque and debris removal
• Use frequency: suitable for daily use

How to use

Hold the floser by the handle and guide the carbon thread gently between two teeth. Move the thread back and forth along the tooth surface and curve it around each tooth to clean below the gumline without forcing or snapping the floss. Rinse the mouth or use water to remove loosened debris. Discard the floser after a single use and use a fresh unit for the next interdental space to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Use Tandex Floser with Carbon Thread as part of a comprehensive oral hygiene routine that includes toothbrushing and regular dental check-ups. If you experience persistent bleeding, pain, or difficulty using interdental flossers, consult a dental professional for personalised guidance on interdental cleaning methods and frequency.