Optimal oral hygiene is essential for your overall well-being, but traditional brushing often does not reach the narrow spaces between your teeth and molars. Residual debris and plaque in these interdental zones can lead to gum irritation and less fresh breath, which can subtly affect your daily confidence. The Parodontax Interdental brushes size 3 offer the support your teeth need. By incorporating these specially designed brushes into your daily routine, you effectively clean hard-to-reach areas and actively contribute to maintaining a fresh mouth and healthy gums for the whole family.

Key benefits

• Effective interdental cleaning: The brushes reach areas where a normal toothbrush cannot, which helps in effectively removing plaque.
• Gum support: Through mild yet thorough cleaning, the gums are supported and your oral flora remains balanced.
• User-friendly design: Designed for a controlled grip and gentle movements, so you can care for your teeth without unnecessary pressure.
• Sustainable choice: Supplied in plastic-free packaging, which contributes to an environmentally conscious lifestyle without compromising on quality.

How it works

The Parodontax Interdental brushes size 3 are carefully formulated to optimise mechanical cleaning between the teeth and molars. Plaque and food residues accumulate quickly in the interdental spaces, where they are barely removable with a regular toothbrush. By using a flexible yet sturdy core of metal and plastic, the brush glides in a controlled manner through the larger interdental spaces. This helps in preventing tartar formation and supports the natural resistance of your gums, backed by the expertise of your trusted health partner.

Composition

Ingredients

Plastic, metal

Use & Dosage

Make gentle back-and-forth movements in the spaces between the teeth. Do not force into small spaces. Excessive bending can cause the brush to break.

Safety & Disclaimer

Do not force into spaces that are too small to prevent damage to the gums or the brush breaking. Keep out of reach of young children. Consult your dentist or dental hygienist for persistent gum problems.