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Stainless core with polymer filaments for crowns, implants and braces.
- Stainless core + polymer filaments
- For crowns, implants & braces
- Two sizes for every gap
How the ingredients work
INTERDENTAL
Filaments on a stainless core
- Stainless wire core
- Polymer filaments set radially
- Two sizes, four per pack
Specification declared by the brand. The brush diameter for each size is not declared.
Das Experten · brand specification
INTERDENTAL · COCHRANE REVIEW
Cleaning between the teeth, reviewed · Low to very low certainty · On the device class, not this product
- Thirty-five trials, 3929 adults
- Interdental brushes may beat floss for gingivitis
- The review calls its own certainty low
Cochrane systematic review of interdental cleaning devices. Low to very low certainty; effect sizes may not be clinically important. Not a test of this product.
DOI 10.1002/14651858.CD012018.pub2
Specifications
| Category | Interdental · S / M |
| Best for | Crowns · implants · braces |
| Key ingredient | Stainless core + polymer |
| Fluoride | Free |
| SLS | Free |
| Standard | German formulation · ISO-certified |
| Vegan | Yes · cruelty-free |
FAQ
Which size should I pick, S or M?
The brush comes in a stainless core in two sizes, S and M, to fit different gap widths. If your gaps vary, having both on hand lets you match each space; force the wrong size and you risk bleeding, so start with the one that slides in without resistance.
Is it safe to use around my implants and braces?
Yes. The filaments are mounted on a stainless core wrapped in polymer, so the working head cleans crowns, implants and braces without bare metal scraping the restoration. Guide it gently along the gap rather than forcing it.
How is this different from dental floss?
Floss is a single thread for tight contacts; this interdental brush has polymer filaments on a stainless core that sweep plaque from the larger, irregular spaces around crowns, implants and brackets where floss slips through without cleaning. For most restoration and braces wearers a brush reaches more surface area.
How often should I replace the brush?
Swap it once the polymer filaments splay or flatten, which is typically after about a week of daily use. A worn head cleans poorly and a bent stainless core can catch on brackets, so replace it rather than reshaping it.