Interdental Angle Brushes - Standard - - Jumbo Pack of 50

It does wonder for my teeth and gums.

These are durable and priced well over the better known brands the periodontists give out. Highly recommended from someone who uses them every day for ten years and has tried 10+ brands.

These brushes are fine for the purpose, but they don't last long, they break after 2-3 times of use. I used another brand before and those lasted much longer. On the other hand, these are less expensive.

UPDATE #1 and #2 BELOW (June 6, 2021 & Jan. 3, 2022). EXCELLENT design, construction, durability, utility, price. I have used one OM for 45 days, once a day, on a mouth full of teeth (except the wise ones) *NO BRACES* and plan on disposing of it after 2 months whether it needs to be or not. After about 2 weeks of use the tapered shape became more cylindrical; after a month the bristles lost a little in diameter and uniformity (somewhat "scruffy"). I have used only one other interdental brush brand before so cannot adequately compare to others on the current market. But my other brand (Plackers blue/white, now a discontinued model) would last only about a week before breaking. The secret seems to be keeping it clean and avoiding flexing/bending/crinking the wire. The cover cap provided with each bush should help on both counts. The OM has a slightly smaller diameter wire than my Plackers model but seems to be more resistant to bending. Sizing could be problematic. It would be helpful if OM would provide samples but they do provide a lot of detailed specs online. Remember that OM descriptions (tight to wide) refers to the gaps at the gum line and not the spaces between the teeth bodies. You actually may get a longer service life than I did, since I use the brushes on an Oral-B Hummingbird vibrating flosser (also now discontinued) that I adapted to accept interdental brushes. I can't imagine that the vibrator is less rough on the brush than using it manually. Also you may even out the wear (and extend the effective life) by systematically rotating the brush a quarter-turn (90 deg.) to better balance the wear around the bristles. I will try this on my 2d OM and post an update if it does not work. My cost: $.28 @, shipping included ("free"). UPDATE #1: I got an extra two weeks use of the second brush by rotating the angle and balancing the wear more evenly; a full two months of use with less "scruffy" looks! UPDATE #2: My teeth & gaps, with some exceptions, are straight. Any angles in gap access or pathways may stress/flex the wire and reduce its useful life. Over the year I noticed that the wire developed a slight downward curve early on. At first I would straighten this curve continually. Not necessary or helpful. My current brush is entering its third month in better shape than ever and looks to last several more weeks.

My friend likes these angled brushes the best! Hard to find in any stores. Thank you Amazon.

Very good product.

Given that there are three sizes to choose from, the big size should be a bigger diameter, and may be stiffer, brush for implants and more open dental work. It’s not as big as the replaceable brushes for the Oral-B handle. The wire will break before too long with repeated flexing, but that’s the same with replaceable brushes, and the overall price is reasonable for fairly frequent replacement.

Works better for my relatively tight together teeth than the other ones I have tried. It does tend to bend after using it 2 to 3 days but they're inexpensive enough so I can just switch to a new one.

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