Sanitral Angle Interdental Brushes(0.6mm -Size 3),Angled Dental Brush for Teeth Cleaning-Excellent Access Between Teeth-Blue

Interdental brushes are an essential tool for helping with mouth higene. If you ase these you will know how much food lodges in between teeth, these brushes facilitate the removal of it rather than it remaining lodged and secaying which is not only detrimental to your teeth but to the freshness of your breath too.I use an interdental brush every time i clean my teeth, one clean before brishing and then another after brushing as debris is brushed into the gaps between the teeth, so a second clean ensures that it is removed. I then use fliss for the thin narrow gaps in between the teeth, then a thorough ronce with mouthwash, leaving a clean fresh mouth. The brushes make a huge difference iver using only floss.The short brushes are ok for front teeth but are very arkward to use in rear teeth, particularly if you have fat stubby fingers like me. The brush wire head ofyen bends whilst faffing around trying to insert it and eventually break off leaving the brusk part stuck inbeteeen the teeth.Having fingers in your mouth isnt particularly hygienic either, these " brushes on a stick" eliminate fingers in mouth so are more hygienic as well as make the job considerably easier on the back teeth.These brishes are easy to grip and use, the handles have a certain amount of flex which aids locating in-between rear teeth.They each have a protective cap which protests the brush tip, handy therefore for carrying discretely in a handbag or bathroom bag, so ideal for travelling.£3.99 for a pack of 5 at the time of writing this review, at less than £1 each representing good value.

Bought this to try out. It's supposed to be Yellow size but smaller than the TePe. Seems to last OK though so would buy again

Encouraged, not to say brainwashed, by my dentist I have been using interdental brushes twice daily for years. They do an impressive job removing debris that my lovely electric toothbrush can't reach. I also use very fine floss, but I find the brushes easier and more comfortable. All this does mean I devote a long time every day to caring for my teeth. I am hoping to combat my tendency to receding gums and so keep my teeth longer.The brushes I have been using have a short, stubby handle. I find the Sanitral longer-handled brush fits slightly more easily in to my mouth. On the other hand, perhaps it uses more plastic than the shorter model, also an important consideration. Long ago, I was able to buyinterdental brushes with a re-usable long handle into which replacement brushes could be fitted. I would certainly buy those again if I could find them.This Sanitral brush is the thinnest I have ever tried at 0.45mm. I have unevenly spaced teeth, some of them tightly jammed together. This brush does penetrate between a few that my previous 0.5mm doesn't. BUT it is so thin, it is infuriating to use, as it keeps bending. Even my 0.5mm brushes have a tendency to break due to metal fatigue and I imagine these 0.45s will be even worse. I find that the bigger the brush, the longer it can be used before breaking. The very biggest last almost forever, but will fit relatively fewer spaces.I would recommend everyone to buy and use some interdental brushes. They are not cheap, but much cheaper than false teeth! I imagine most, like me, will need several sizes to fit varying spaces between their teeth. Maybe not start with the 0.45mm.Update: As I feared, after about a week of careful use, the 0.45mm brush has broken off. On the one hand, it slid between some teeth even the 0.5mm brush couldn't, which was great, but on the other hand at current prices, anyone buying these ultra-fine brushes can expect to pay almost 80p a week for them. Me, when these are gone, I think I'll content myself with the 0.5mm (and a whole range of bigger brushes).

Nicely presented product with angled head and long handle to get in those hard to reach places. The head needs straightening following each floss but I think there will be quite a few uses out of each one. Much easier to use than the straight versions.

These interdental brushes are tiny enough to be used for really good flossing action, if that's your thing. My dentist told me, during my teach cleaning session, to do flossing every day from now onwards. I do flossing regularly now however, these brushes feel much better and seem like doing better job than the cheaper options. The only downside is that all of these come as same colour so can't share with family in case we accidently use each other's flosses but apart from that they are fine. The size is good and the length is sufficient to reach the otherwise tricky gaps between the teeth. Highly recommended!

I usually use the small handled interdental brushes that are widely available and have always struggled reaching the gaps in my rear molars and end up bending the brush until it snaps. I saw these long handled brushes and after trying them out today I will definitely be switching to these.The long handle and angle of the head is perfect for reaching the rear teeth and there is no bending of the brush. The quality seems on par with any other interdental brush. They come hygienically sealed and I also like that each brush has its own cover. Really happy with them and would highly recommend!

I took this photo when I received those brushes. The product is the one on the left and on the right is a brush I have from a known source. Beware.

This Interdental Brush is incredibly effective at getting into those tricky gaps.These brushes are far superior to the one's my dentist supplied.The handle is longer and firmer, giving far more control over brushing, especially with the back teeth.The brush head itself is a perfect length and just at the right angle.Excellent brush, perfect for the job.