Dental biofilm build-up is a continuous process that begins attacking teeth right after toothbrushing. This is why it is recommended to carefully brush your teeth and clean every single interdental space after each meal and before going to bed. To do so it is important:

• To brush your teeth with a manual or electric toothbrush, depending on your needs.
• To use toothpaste and mouthwash to complete the hygiene process.

Getting into good oral hygiene habits will allow you to enjoy a healthy smile throughout your life

How to get rid of dental Biofilm?
The use of a regular toothbrush does not remove dental biofilm at the interproximal level because these spaces are difficult to reach. Before deciding which products to use for interproximal space cleaning, we need to consider which ones are appropriate for the type of existing spaces - wide or narrow.

Dental floss or tape and interproximal brushes adapt to all kinds of spaces.
For the narrowest interproximal spaces, the use of dental floss helps remove interdental biofilm from under the gum line, therefore preventing caries and periodontal disease.

Wider interproximal spaces can be cleaned with the Interprox® toothbrush range, which includes brushes in a variety of sizes for every individual need