Your problem is not in your teeth, but in the habits you repeat every day. ⤵️ Using just one interdental brush for all the places in your mouth sounds practical, but it is not ideal for your teeth and gums. The gaps between your teeth are not the same size, some are narrow, others wider. If you use just one size, the brush either won’t get into the gap at all, or it will irritate it unnecessarily. On the other hand, using multiple sizes of interdental brushes will allow you to clean each gap eff

You put this in your mouth every day, but it doesn’t actually clean your teeth: 👇 A frayed toothbrush no longer does its job. The bristles bend to the sides, don’t reach the gum line, and plaque stays exactly where it shouldn’t. A new toothbrush, on the other hand, has the right shape and flexibility to truly remove plaque — not just spread it around. 🪥 Fingers, a napkin, or a tissue may wipe the surface, but plaque remains between the teeth. That’s why an interdental brush is one of the tools