Interdental Brush 1 article

An Interdental Brush is a small bristled cleaner designed to pass through open spaces between teeth so its filaments contact proximal surfaces and the gingival embrasure. Brushes are available in multiple diameters because effective cleaning depends on filling the space without forcing the wire or core through tissues. They are commonly used where contacts are too open for floss to be efficient, including periodontal, orthodontic and implant-maintenance situations. The product differs from a toothbrush, which cleans broader facial and lingual surfaces, and from a water flosser that relies on fluid rather than bristle contact.