Dental Pro: Offering a Wide Range of Sizes to Match Your Unique Interdental Needs
Did you know that a toothbrush only removes about 60% of oral plaque? The remaining 40% is often left behind in interdental spaces, adjacent surfaces, and occlusal areas.
If plaque builds up in these tight spots, it can lead to cavities or gum disease. Cavities in interdental areas are particularly hard to detect and may progress silently until they become serious.
Oral problems often start with plaque left behind.
To prevent cavities, gum disease, and bad breath, it’s essential to adopt a daily interdental cleaning routine.
Features of Dental Pro Interdental Brushes
7 Size Options
Dental Pro’s I-shaped interdental brushes come in seven sizes, ensuring you’ll find the perfect fit.
The smallest size, 0 (SSSS), features a minimum passage diameter of 0.6mm—narrower than the tip of a mechanical pencil—making it easy to insert even into tight interdental spaces.
Soft-Tipped Bristles Gentle on Gums
The brush tips are made of soft bristles, minimizing irritation and protecting your gums from excessive friction.
Portable with a Protective Cap
Each brush comes with a protective cap to keep it clean and hygienic. Convenient for use on the go—whether at the office or while traveling—just keep it in your purse for easy interdental care anytime.
How to Use
1. Hold the interdental brush like a pen.
2. Look in the mirror and gently insert the brush to avoid damaging your gums.
3. Move the brush back and forth 2–3 times in a sawing motion.
4. Rinse the brush under running water after use and store it in a well-ventilated area.
POINT: Always insert the brush straight into the interdental space. Inserting it at an angle may damage the gums or cause gum recession.
Replacement Tips
Replace your interdental brush when:
・The bristles are frayed or worn out
・The bristles are sparse or missing
・The wire is bent
Additional Advice
Choosing the Right Size
Not sure which size to use? Consult your dental hygienist or dentist for advice.
Using the wrong size can widen the gaps between your teeth, so it’s crucial to choose a size that fits comfortably without force.
For Best Results, Use with Tooth Gel
Apply tooth gel to the brush before use for more effective interdental cleaning.
For Hard-to-Reach Molars
I-shaped brushes work well for front teeth but can be harder to use on molars. Consider using an L-shaped brush for the back teeth and an I-shaped brush for the front.
Worried About Widening the Gaps?
If you use the correct size properly, there’s no need to worry about creating wider gaps.