TePeInterdental Brush Angle, Red, 0.5mm/ISO 2, 6pcs, Interspace Cleaning, Plaque Remover for Teeth with Narrow Gaps, ensures Strong Gums and Teeth

Recommended by our dentist, these are much more value for money buying from Amazon, and really good for cleaning the gaps on your teeth. We do use a multitude of sizes to suit the gaps, some of the small brushes can bend fairly easy.

These are good for gum health recommended by our dentist. Easy to use, Colour depends on which one the dentist recommends. Comfortable to use, and value for money.

Obviously it depends on your personal circumstances, but for me I have no longer any need for flossing.The brushes are very effective and each one lasts me about a fortnight. I have had one instance lately however, where the actual brush became detached from the handle and stuck between my teeth. Never had that before, so its just something to be careful about.

I love these, they are great to use. Really help clean my teeth. They are very easy to use and do last a while. They are relatively cheap as well, I buy these every month or every other month.

I was recommended these by my dentist. They have save my gums and teeth as you can get into the gaps that the tooth brush misses around the gum line, removing loads more plaque. You will be amazed when you use them. There are different sizes, but I find theses one work best for my teeth set.Once you use these you won’t go back and should get a good bill of health from your dentist.

Strong and easy, will only last three or four goes though and then bends but stronger than rest of range as bigger so if tight gapes in teeth go for pink or others

Interdental brushes are great. My dentist recommended them to go along with flossing, and they're really good at removing stuff stuck between your teeth, leaving you with a really clean feeling mouth.These long handled brushes are supposed to make it easier to brush between your back teeth, but I find the longer grip makes it harder to aim, and no easier getting to my molars - the normal short brushes are both cheaper and seem to do the job as well.It's not bad per se, but the extended handles just aren't all that useful.

The first thing that attracted me to these is the fact that they are re-useable and therefore create less plastic waste.I find them quite easy to use, especially if I first dip the brush into toothpaste which seems to make them more flexible. The brushes do not last quite as long as I was hoping, I use once or twice a day and they usually give up after a week to ten days. However, I still prefer that to daily waste.I would recommend but be careful to purchase the right size brush for your requirement.