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The Intermed Ergonomic InterBrush Size 3 is a pack containing 5 interdental brushes of size 0,6mm. Each brush has a special ergonomic handle, so that it can more easily reach the hard-to-reach spaces between the teeth, where the regular toothbrush does not go.
The manufacturer intends it for cleaning the interdental spaces and orthodontic mechanisms, i.e. for removing food residues and microbial plaque from places that usually remain uncleaned.
On the front teeth almost every brush works comfortably. The difficulty starts on the molars, where the hand has to twist and the mirror does not help much. The ergonomic handle of the Ergonomic series provides better grip and a more stable angle, so the head enters the gap without needing to press.
This also matters for the safety of the gums. When the brush is guided with control, the risk of bending the wire or hitting the gum is reduced.
Size 3 belongs to the thin sizes. It suits those who have relatively narrow interdental spaces and want a brush that passes through without effort, but fills the gap enough to clean. It is also useful for those who wear braces, for cleaning around the brackets and under the wire.
The right size does not come only from the number. If the brush enters with force, you need a smaller one. If it moves loosely without touching the walls, try a larger one.
Insert the brush carefully into the interdental space and move it gently back and forth. After use, rinse the brush with water and let it dry before reuse.
Packaging: 5 interdental brushes, size 3 (0,6mm).
In narrow spaces do not press, because the gums can be injured. Excessive force and wire bending can lead to breakage and injury.
A brush is used many times, as long as it is rinsed and dried. Change it when the fibers lose their shape or the wire bends.
Yes. The manufacturer mentions cleaning orthodontic mechanisms in its use.
It is the size code of the Ergonomic InterBrush series and corresponds to 0,6mm.
A slight dulling at the beginning is not uncommon when starting interdental cleaning. If it persists or is accompanied by pain, seek the opinion of your dentist.
Both are acceptable. Many prefer interdental first, so the toothpaste reaches cleaner surfaces.
Insert the brush carefully into the interdental space and move it gently back and forth. After use, rinse with water and let it dry.
In narrow spaces do not press, as it may injure the gums. Excessive force and bending of the wire may cause breakage and injury.
