TePe Interspace Brush + 12 Tips
TePe Interspace Brush+ 12 Tips
TePe Interspace is an angled, single-tuft brush with replaceable brush tips. The angled head and the pointed tip improve access to hard-to-reach areas.
TePe Interspace Brush + 12 Tips
TePe Interspace has an angled head and pointed tip for cleaning of bars, implant-supported constructions, attachments for overdentures, and fixed braces. The brush is also perfect for cleaning along the gum line, crowded teeth, furcations, emerging teeth, and impacted wisdom teeth. Additional areas of use can occur upon recommendation from a dental professional.
- Optimal for cleaning furcations, implants, fixed braces, or the last tooth
- Brush tip can be attached to either side of the neck for different angles
- Neck can be angled for easier reach
Comes with 12 replaceable brush tips. Bristles available in soft & medium.
Colour will be selected at random.
| Brand | TePe |
|---|---|
| Style | Soft, Medium |
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TePe Extra Grip is developed to help those with reduced manual strength and dexterity make the most of their toothbrushing.
- Provides a comfortable, stable grip which helps patients with reduced manual dexterity.
- Weighs only 30 grams. Fits TePe Select™, TePe GOOD™ toothbrushes and most of our special brushes.
- Easy to insert and remove by tapping the toothbrush handle on a hard surface.
- Perfect for caregivers assisting a person with disabilities.
- The grip can be cleaned in the dishwasher.
- TePe Extra Grip is developed in conjunction with qualified occupational therapists at the Centre for Technical Aid, Department of Rheumatology and Department of Hand Surgery at Skåne University Hospital, Sweden.
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