TEPE Angle Interdental Brushes: Small Brush Dental Pick and Floss for Braces - 6 Sizes Multi-Pack Review

They don't even come close. They are too wide to fit between teeth and the center wire is very sharp. I figured a long handle would make them easier to work with and that would be if the main body was usable. Like the interdental spaces, they are made in different widths and should fit between at least SOME of my teeth. Maybe I can use them for other projects e.g. B. to remove grease from hard-to-reach places on my old engines? What they were created for. I cannot recommend them.

I always underestimate items because the pictures are bigger or enhanced in some way. These brushes look about 7 inches long, but they are closer to 4"-4.5". The colors are fun and vibrant, which I personally like, but the key feature is that while it's very nice to have a range of brushes from very thin to plump, the brushes are made of nylon or plastic wrapped around twisted metal are wrapped. Two of the narrower ones - Pink and Aqua - bent on first use, causing the brush to fold in half and…

If you need small interdental brushes, these are the smallest I could find. I have very small ridges in my teeth (all are less than 2.5mm and many are 1mm) and I found that most American made interdental brushes - even the smallest ones - were still too big and I felt damaging my gums when using them because they were incredibly tight and difficult to get between my teeth. They fit very well, are very small (0.4mm) and clean my teeth very well. I use them about once a day, usually after my…

I have a retainer taped to the back of my bottom 6 front teeth which prevents me from using regular floss. My dentist specifically recommended me 0.4mm of this brand and this is my third purchase (I buy several packs at a time). This is perfect for my preserved front teeth but on the recommendation of my dentist I started using it on all my teeth and threw out the floss. Nice choice!

My dad has a big gap between his two molars and it's very difficult to clean. This largest size 5 pick fits it better than other popular picks as the bristles are stiffer. What is the difference between using a soft toothbrush and a hard toothbrush? If you want a harder brush tip, this is the one for you. The tip of the brush is about the same size as the wide version of the other brushes BUT this one has stiffer bristles. Now my dad can quickly close that gap after each meal.

I always underestimate subjects because the photos are bigger or somehow enhanced. These brushes look about 7 inches long but they are closer to 4 inches. -4.5". Two of the narrower ones, pink and aqua, bend on first use, causing the brush to bend in half and immediately becoming less effective. Of course they can be bent, but they won't last long with that thin wire. Thickness - green and yellow - feel good because the teeth are mainly rubbed by the brush and not by the wire. That leaves the…