What you miss isn’t always this obvious, like cleaning between your teeth. Did you know that regular brushing only cleans 60% of a tooth’s surface – get up to 100% clean teeth by adding an interdental brush to your daily routine.


What you miss isn’t always this obvious, like cleaning between your teeth. Did you know that regular brushing only cleans 60% of a tooth’s surface – get up to 100% clean teeth by adding an interdental brush to your daily routine.


An interdental brush will help you brush away 40% of the plaque that your toothbrush can’t reach. It will also help you keep your gums fresh and healthy. By adding an interdental brush to your daily oral care routine, you will see that your oral health improves step by step. A habit that helps keep your teeth healthy for life.
Cleaning between your teeth – a little habit with big benefits


Our most persist interdental brush to remove plaque in-between the teeth. Available in 9 colour-coded ISO sizes to fit any gap.


Available in six colour-coded ISO sizes, with softer bristles for more comfortable cleaning.


Angled brush head with a longer handle for easy access to back teeth, and to use from the inside.


From small and medium gaps to large and extra large gaps, we have interdental brushes for every gap. But as a first time-user, it can be a bit tricky to know which size you should choose. A brush of the right size should fill the space and offer some resistance when inserted, but should never be force into the space. Usually people need 2-3 different sizes to be able to fit between every teeth. Ask for dental professional for help finding the right brush sizes for you and tips on using them properly.


In you’re just starting out with interdental brushes, we have a conical brush that is perfect for people wants to start cleaning between today. It’s easy, efficient and comes in 2 different sizes which suits many different gaps.
Start cleaning in-between with TePe EasyFit™
Turn the brush slightly when inserting between the teeth. Move the brush back and forth a few times. Curve it slightly for when you want to clean between back teeth. Rinse the brush both during and after use.
As long as the wire doesn't touch the sides of the teeth, you can insert the whole brush. You should never force the brush into the gap.
If you haven’t cleaned between your teeth in a while, your gums can feel sore and bleed when you start cleaning. Don’t stop – bleeding is a sign of inflammation caused by plaque, so it’s important to keep cleaning every day.
