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Gum Bi-Direction Brossestte Fine 1.4mm 2714
Faire glisser le poussoir vers l’avant ou l’arrière pour orienter la tête de la brossette. Angle 180° : secteur antérieur Angle 90° : secteur postérieur Remplacer après une semaine d’utilisation.
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Il est important de se brosser les dents au moins deux fois par jour, mais saviez-vous que le brossage seul n'éliminait que 50% de la plaque dentaire ? Notre brossette interdentaire nettoie en douceur et efficacement dans les zones où la brosse à dents n'a pas accès.
La brossette interdentaire GUM BI-DIRECTION a un design intelligent lui permettant d'être orientable en deux positions (90° ou 180°) en fonction des zones de la bouche à nettoyer. Nous vous recommandons de l’utiliser au moins une fois par jour, de préférence après votre repas du soir.
Disponible en 5 tailles, vous êtes sûrs de trouver celle qui vous convient.
- Tête orientable en 2 positions. A 180°, idéale pour les dents de devant, et à 90° (en L) pour facilement atteindre les dents du fond
- Elimination supérieure de la plaque dentaire grâce à la forme triangulaire des brins, permettant d'éliminer 25% de plaque en plus qu'une brossette aux brins traditionnels
- Tige recouverte de nylon, et arrondie pour plus de confort et pour protéger les gencives
- Brins recouverts de chlorhexidine, agent antibactérien de référence, et capuchon de protection pour préserver une brossette propre entre chaque utilisation
- Manche bi-matière pour une meilleure ergonomie et un meilleur contrôle
- Recommandée par les dentistes
- Disponible en 5 tailles différentes
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