A toothbrush can clean up to 60% of the tooth surface. The remaining 40% corresponds to the interproximal area.
The accumulation of dental biofilm or bacterial plaque in the interproximal space can cause major oral diseases and problems, including tooth decay, periodontal disease and halitosis.
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The most common oral diseases originate in the interproximal spaces:
The most common oral diseases originate in the interproximal spaces:
Having good oral hygiene habits is essential for maintaining a healthy mouth and for preventing oral diseases.
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Poor interdental hygiene allows for the accumulation of dental biofilm which can cause various oral diseases.
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Different tools are recommended for achieving complete dental hygiene according to the type of interdental space.
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When interproximal spaces are open, the use of interproximal brushes is recommended to effectively remove biofilm.
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