Interdental Brushes TePe 0.45 mm, pack of 8 – TePe interdental brush 0.45mm

TePe interdental brushes 0.45 mm, pack of 8 are small-diameter interdental brushes designed to clean narrow spaces between teeth where a regular toothbrush cannot reach. Each brush has a thin, flexible core and fine nylon filaments that remove plaque and food debris from interdental areas, around braces, bridges and implants. The compact size and protective cap make these brushes suitable for daily oral hygiene routines and for touch-ups on the go.

Advantages

The 0.45 mm diameter provides effective cleaning in tight interdental gaps while minimizing irritation to gums. A flexible core allows the brush to adapt to interdental contours without applying excessive pressure. The pack of eight ensures a supply for regular use and the small heads are convenient for reaching posterior and anterior interdental spaces. These brushes are intended for daily removal of plaque in areas that are difficult to access with a standard toothbrush.

Suitable for

• Cleaning narrow interdental spaces
• Maintaining oral hygiene around braces, crowns and bridges
• Cleaning around dental implants and fixed prosthetics
• Daily plaque removal between closely spaced teeth

Key specifications

• Brush diameter: 0.45 mm
• Quantity: pack of 8 brushes
• Brush head type: small, cylindrical with nylon filaments
• Core: flexible wire for adaptation to interdental contours
• Protective cap included for hygiene and portability

How to use

Choose the 0.45 mm interdental brush for narrow gaps. Gently insert the brush into the interdental space without forcing; move it back and forth a few times to remove plaque and trapped food particles. Rinse the brush under running water after each use and replace it when the filaments become worn or bent. Use the protective cap to keep the brush clean between uses and carry it in a toothbrush holder or travel case if needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the TePe 0.45 mm interdental brush once daily or as recommended by your dental professional. If you experience bleeding, persistent pain or difficulty inserting the brush, consult a dentist or hygienist for assessment and advice on appropriate interdental size and technique.