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Designed for effective interdental cleaning, Inava MonoCompact interdental brushes complement daily oral hygiene routines and are particularly recommended for people with dental implants, orthodontic appliances, or exposed tooth necks. Using them helps reduce the buildup of dental plaque—which causes cavities and gingivitis—and involves simply inserting the brush gently, followed by a few back-and-forth strokes. The black bristles of the brush, contrasting with the whiteness of the teeth, make insertion easier and allow you to see the deposits that have been removed. The white bristles, on the other hand, indicate occasional bleeding. Then simply clean the interdental brush (using a little mouthwash, for example) and store it for future use. To avoid forcing the brush between your teeth, choosing the right size is essential.
Inava Interdental Brushes, 1.8 mm, Size 5, box of 4 brushes
1 box of 4 brush heads
4,95€
In stock
1 to 2 times a day.
- Choose the interdental brush that fits your interdental space.
- Gently insert the brush, holding it at a slight angle toward the front. Move it back and forth.
- Brush your teeth and rinse your mouth.
- Rinse the toilet brush thoroughly after use.
- Choose the interdental brush that fits your interdental space.
- Gently insert the brush, holding it at a slight angle toward the front. Move it back and forth.
- Brush your teeth and rinse your mouth.
- Rinse the toilet brush thoroughly after use.
People who prefer to use interdental brushes should follow the 3F rule: don’t force them, don’t let them float between your teeth—instead, scrub. Their diameter should therefore be suited to the size of the space. They used to be reserved for wide interdental spaces, but “extra-fine” interdental brushes are now available for very tight spaces. Another advantage: they are reusable, unlike dental floss, where each strand must be discarded after every use.
