GUM Proxabrush Go-Betweens Interdental Brushes

Unlike string floss, which is designed to slide between tight contacts, these brushes feature a wire core with bristles that physically scrub the spaces between teeth. They are particularly effective for larger gaps or areas where string floss might slip through without removing enough plaque.

Yes, these are designed with soft, gentle bristles specifically to minimize irritation. However, if you experience bleeding or discomfort, use a light touch and ensure you are using the correct size for your specific gaps.

Absolutely. The compact, brush-like design is ideal for navigating the hardware of braces, bridges, and implants, where standard floss can be difficult to maneuver. They allow you to reach under wires and around brackets to clear out food debris.

These brushes are designed for multiple uses, but you should rinse them thoroughly after each cleaning. Replace the brush once the bristles become frayed or the wire starts to bend, as this indicates the cleaning efficiency has decreased.

Not necessarily. Interdental brushes come in various sizes, and it is important to choose one that fits comfortably between your teeth without forcing it. If you have very tight spaces, you may need a smaller size or should stick to traditional floss for those specific areas.