Oral hygiene still represents a complex problem as for the patient there is still a lot of confusion about the suitable tools for cleaning oneself teeth. Mistakenly we tend to identify
oral hygiene only by means of the toothbrush, forgetting that the tooth has 5 surfaces and that there is a need for more tools to clean them properly.

The toothbrush is a suitable tool for cleaning 3 tooth surfaces.

The bottle brush allows optimal cleaning in the interproximal space, where the toothbrush has no access and the dental floss can't remove the plate in an optimal way.

Designed to remove food residues and plaque from the interdental cracks, the brush has a bristle-covered head with a central core in semi-flexible metal. To make tooth cleaning more comfortable, we recommend using a special gel.

The right size to any space. The bottle brush is an Interdental tool 

therefore acts fitting into the interproximal spaces .

In this sectional view, you can see how the bristles of the brush 

follow the profile of the tooth.

There are pipe cleaners of different diameters
in order to offer each mouth one or more sizes

Capable of reaching such spaces without creating tissue damages.

The dental floss is the only tool that can clean the areas of the point of contact between the teeth. It also allows you to reach the area under the gingival edge and is finally the only tool that can clean the interdental space in case of extremely small spaces due to proximity or malposition of the teeth.

The toothpick reaches the spaces between the teeth where the toothbrush does not arrive and removes food residues that accumulate between gingival base and points of contact between the teeth.