Dental care: interdental brushes, dental floss and much more
Careful dental care is a prerequisite for the long-term preservation of healthy teeth. Inflammations of the gums or the periodontium as well as caries and bad breath can be avoided by good dental and oral hygiene. Nowadays, there are a number of tools available for the correct protection of teeth. Our dental foams are very special for example.
Supporting appliances for your correct dental care
Suitable auxiliaries for proper dental and oral hygiene include mouthwashes, interdental brushes and dental floss. In daily dental hygiene, it is important to consider the interdental spaces as they are a problem area. The chewing surfaces as well as the inner and outer tooth surfaces can be easily cleaned with a toothbrush, but the toothbrush hardly reaches the gaps. An interdental brush or dental floss can be used to remove food residues from the narrow spaces. With the interdental brushes you can choose the right brush size for yourself. It cleans the interdental spaces gently and thoroughly, even with implants, bridges or braces. Dental floss is available waxed or unwaxed. It simplifies access to the interdental spaces between some of our specimens and even fans out easily for optimum cleaning.
Mouthwashes and dental care foam
A mouthrinse can also be used to prevent gingivitis, bleeding gums or bad breath. The mouth rinse inhibits bacterial growth and plaque formation, prevents bad breath, protects against tooth decay and remineralizes the tooth enamel. Tooth care foam inhibits the development of pathogenic bacteria in the mouth and ensures fresh, long-lasting breath and clean tooth enamel. The foam has been proven to lower the pH value after meals or drinks and is particularly suitable for travel.
Dental hygiene against bad breath
Carious teeth and gingivitis often lead to bad breath. With bad breath, anaerobic bacteria have settled in interdental spaces, on the back of the tongue, in gum pockets and in the cracks between the gums and fillings.
Special medicinal herbs in the form of a series of dental care and oral hygiene products alleviate the symptoms and additionally prevent bleeding gums, gingivitis and caries. The essential oils of these medicinal plants can be dripped onto the toothbrush under the toothpaste and thus prevent bad breath. A so-called breath and bad breath tester, which reacts to certain chemical compounds when used, is also a great alternative as well as a special tongue cleaner, which reduces the tongue plaque or a special mouth rinse against bad breath.
