Oral Health at the highest level

Follow these three steps:
1. Place the brush on the gum line
2. gently push it all the way through.
3. Then out. Done!

Go to your dentist and have your interdental spaces measured with our IAP. If it is not possible to have them measured professionally, get a «CPS prime start mixed pack». Start with the smallest brush. Place the brush on the gum line, and gently push it all the way through. If you can easily insert an interdental brush, without using any pressure – that is >not the right size, it is smaller than needed. With the right size, a gentle push is required. Do not use force when inserting the brush!

We recommend using it once a day, in the evening before brushing your teeth. It can be in the evening, but also after lunch while watching a movie or reading a book.

This is not recommended for most people. If a patient suffers from severe gingivitis or periodontitis, they may use «Perio plus gel».

Every interdental space is different. With the calibration of interdental spaces, we check which interdental brush is the perfect fit for each interdental space. Because if the size is not properly calibrated for each interdental space, cleaning is not ideal. If the brush size is too small, the filaments will not reach all critical areas in the interdental space – will not spread up to the contact point, sulcus, and KOL. If a brush is too big, it will not fit and there is a risk of damaging the gums.

This depends on the brush and the user. In general, a brush can be used once a day for 1 up to 2 weeks. Change the brush, when the bristles start to look worn or shabby, or if the wire starts to bend or twist.

• Excellent durability of the Cural® wire
• Very soft and elastic filaments
• Click System
• IAP measuring system

All bacteria and microbiomes are already present in the mouth, so there is no procedure to ensure that bacteria from one area of the mouth do not enter another area (naturally, with saliva, the tongue...). By using an interdental brush, the patient disrupts the interdental biofilm - the bacteria are no longer associated with other bacteria in a structured, organized manner. They become planktonic - swimming alone in the mouth. The most dangerous types of bacteria - anaerobes, gram-negative bacteria that were at the bottom of the biofilm - die when the biofilm structure is interrupted.

Yes, there are studies that show the effectiveness of IDBs in reducing gingivitis. Effect of Triweekly Interdental Brushing on Bleeding Reduction in Adults: A Six-month Retrospective Study

That's because this is the thinnest wire we have. The thinner the wire, the easier it is to bend, of course.

This is a possibility for the future range of products. But in most cases, the dentist gives the patient the brush and holder he used during the treatment. Then it is easier for the patient to know which size/color he/she used and to continue the cleaning at home. It is also more hygienic to keep the IDBs in a holder with a protective cap.