Idyl interdental brushes with extra-long handle are ideal for cleaning spaces between teeth and molars. The soft rubber bristles remove food debris and combat plaque. Read more.
Optimal oral hygiene is essential for your overall well-being, but traditional brushing does not reach all areas between your teeth and molars. Food debris and plaque left behind in these narrow spaces can lead to irritated gums, bad breath, and tartar build-up. Idyl Interdental Brushes with XL Handle offer a reassuring and effective solution for this. By incorporating these brushes into your daily routine, you support the health of your gums and maintain a radiant, fresh smile. As your reliable partner in health, VitAdvice helps you and your entire family easily maintain healthy teeth.
The Idyl Interdental Brushes are carefully designed with a brush size of 1.9 mm to thoroughly clean the larger spaces between your teeth and molars. The soft bristles gently massage the gums, which supports blood circulation and contributes to the natural resistance of your oral flora. The ergonomic XL handle ensures that you do not have to apply unnecessary pressure, allowing you to clean your teeth safely and without damage. A simple but crucial step in daily care for the whole family.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Idyl |
| Brush size | 1.9 mm |
| Quantity | 4 pieces |
| Handle type | XL handle |
| Weight | 1001.000 kg |
This product contains no chemical ingredients or active liquids. It consists of a plastic XL handle, a flexible metal wire core, and dental-grade synthetic bristles.
Use the interdental brush preferably daily after brushing your teeth. Gently slide the brush into the space between your teeth and molars. Move the brush back and forth gently a few times. Do not force the brush into spaces that are too narrow. Rinse the brush with water after use and replace the brush when the bristles are worn or bent.
Keep out of reach of young children. Never force the brush into spaces that are too narrow to prevent damage to the gums or enamel. Consult your dentist or dental hygienist in case of persistent bleeding or irritated gums.
