Proximal Brush

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Choose a brush size that will fit your interdental spaces. Very often a consumer must have more than one size. If you are not sure, let your dentist or dental hygienist choose the right size(s) for you. Don’t use toothpaste unless advised to do so by a dental professional. Too much toothpaste makes filament less effective. Use the interdental brush once a day. Change brush when it is getting worn.

Effective cleaning with your interdental brush:

1. Slide the brush at right angles very gently between your teeth. If it does not glide easily, work it in gently or choose a smaller size.

2. Move the brush full length back and forth until the interdental area is clean.

  - Choose angle for best accessibility.
  - Easy to use from the tongue side.
  - Push down snap-in lock for easy and secure brush changing.
  - Easy to open and close against e.g. a table when reduced manual dexterity.