Optimal oral hygiene is essential for your overall health, but a regular toothbrush often fails to reach the narrow spaces between your teeth and molars. Food debris and plaque left behind in these interdental spaces can lead to gum problems and bad breath, which can affect your daily confidence. The GUM Trav-ler interdental brush 2.0 mm offers the targeted and gentle support your teeth need. Thanks to its flexible design, this brush cleans effectively in the most hard-to-reach places and removes significantly more plaque than manual brushing alone. This way, you choose a simple, daily routine that contributes to a healthy and fresh mouth for the whole family.

Key benefits

• Removes up to 25% more plaque compared to standard nylon filaments thanks to the innovative, triangular bristles.
• The flexible neck makes it easy to reach and clean the back molars comfortably and effectively.
• The bristles are treated with an antibacterial coating to keep the brush hygienically clean between uses.
• A compact and ergonomic handle ensures a controlled grip, which helps prevent damage to the gums.

How it works

The GUM Trav-ler interdental brush has been specifically developed with a brush diameter of 2.0 mm to fit precisely into medium-sized interdental spaces. The coated metal wire is rounded to protect tooth enamel and any implants or braces from scratches. By using the brush daily, you help minimise plaque build-up and support the vitality of your gums, which contributes to maintaining strong and healthy teeth.

Composition

Ingredients

Plastic handle, coated metal wire, antibacterial treated nylon bristles (chlorhexidine).

Use & Dosage

Use the interdental brush at least once a day, preferably after the main meal. Insert the brush gently into the space between your teeth and molars. Do not force the brush into spaces that are too narrow. Make a few back-and-forth movements. Rinse the brush with water after each use and replace the protective cap. Replace the brush after a week of use or when the bristles begin to wear out.

Safety & Disclaimer

Keep out of reach of young children. Excessive force during insertion can damage the gums. Consult your dentist or dental hygienist if you experience persistent bleeding gums during cleaning.