Cleaning the mouth around implants, bridges, or braces can be a complicated and frustrating task. Regular dental floss often slips or gets stuck, meaning the crucial areas under the constructions are not reached properly, easily leading to gum irritation. These hidden accumulations of plaque can eventually jeopardise the stability of your valuable dental work. The TePe Bridge & Implant Floss offers a reassuring solution by specifically catering to the unique needs of these constructions. With this specially designed floss, you can clean effortlessly and effectively, keeping your mouth fresh and your gums healthy.

Key benefits

• Thick and spongy floss: Specially designed to effectively and gently clean larger gaps and areas around implants.
• Sturdy plastic ends: Makes it easy to thread the floss under bridges and braces without bending or fraying.
• Optimal plaque removal: Helps to thoroughly remove plaque and food debris in places where a normal toothbrush cannot reach.
• Daily protection: Supports the maintenance of healthy gums around valuable implants and crowns.

How it works

Implants and bridges require a specific approach because the transition between the artificial material and the natural tissue is extra sensitive to bacteria. The TePe Bridge & Implant Floss combines a thick, spongy middle section with stiff ends. The stiff ends serve as a guide to easily insert the floss, including under bridges or through orthodontic wires. The spongy part then expands slightly to optimally fill the space and mechanically wipe away plaque, without damaging the gums or implants.

Composition

Ingredients

Spongy nylon dental floss with reinforced plastic ends.

Usage & Dosage

Carefully insert the stiff end of the dental floss under the bridge, brace, or between the implant. Gently move the spongy part back and forth to remove plaque and debris. Use a clean section of the floss for each gap.

Safety & Disclaimer

Use the dental floss without applying excessive force to prevent damage to the gums or the dental construction. Consult your dentist or dental hygienist in case of persistent bleeding or irritation.