Numerical coding by PHD (Passage Hole Diameter) indicates the size of the smallest space into which the brush can be inserted.It is important for the brush to easily enter the interproximal space, so that the filaments and not the wire are what touch the teeth. If the wire rubs the gums or bends, it is advisable to use a brush with a smaller PHD size 0.6 Nano.

Anti-slip groove for a better grip and brushing control to therefore achieve accuracy and comfort during cleaning.
Flexible, memory-free handle and neck for easy access to interproximal spaces.
Plastic lining on the neck for enhanced wire protection and better anchoring.

Consult with your dentist or dental hygienist to determine the size of your interproximal space and which brush you should use. Insert the brush loosely, so that the filaments, and not the wire, are touching teeth. Move the brush in and out, without turning it. Because the handle has memory-free flexibility, it can be bent to form the best angle, and the cap can be fitted to the handle for better access to posterior areas. If the wire rubs gums or bends, use a brush with a smaller PHD.

Interprox Interbrush Pink (0.6 Nano)

Advanced Interdental Brushes

32.00 AED


Designed to remove the accumulation of oral biofilm (bacterial plaque) from interproximal spaces, particularly in the premolar or molar areas.

  • Reaches Back Areas
  • Removes Oral Biofilm


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  • Free shipping on all orders over AED 150

Numerical coding by PHD (Passage Hole Diameter) indicates the size of the smallest space into which the brush can be inserted.It is important for the brush to easily enter the interproximal space, so that the filaments and not the wire are what touch the teeth. If the wire rubs the gums or bends, it is advisable to use a brush with a smaller PHD size 0.6 Nano.

Anti-slip groove for a better grip and brushing control to therefore achieve accuracy and comfort during cleaning.
Flexible, memory-free handle and neck for easy access to interproximal spaces.
Plastic lining on the neck for enhanced wire protection and better anchoring.

Consult with your dentist or dental hygienist to determine the size of your interproximal space and which brush you should use. Insert the brush loosely, so that the filaments, and not the wire, are touching teeth. Move the brush in and out, without turning it. Because the handle has memory-free flexibility, it can be bent to form the best angle, and the cap can be fitted to the handle for better access to posterior areas. If the wire rubs gums or bends, use a brush with a smaller PHD.