As a direct manufacturer, LucentMed operates four major production facilities that are fully certified under ISO 13485, ISO 9001, and CE standards. Our interdental floss brushes feature bristles with optimal flexibility and a non-slip, easy-grip handle; they effectively remove plaque and debris from interdental spaces without damaging delicate periodontal tissue, making them ideal not only for routine oral care but also for patients with periodontal disease and the elderly.
Interdental brushes achieve their cleaning effect through physical friction. Their small brush heads reach deep into the gaps between teeth, where soft bristles gently contact the proximal surfaces and gum margins. By moving the brush back and forth, it helps remove dental plaque, food debris, and soft deposits, effectively cleaning areas that are difficult for standard toothbrushes to reach.
Unlike standard toothbrushes that primarily clean tooth surfaces, interdental brushes provide targeted, supplementary cleaning for the spaces between teeth. Simply insert the brush gently into the gap and move it slowly back and forth; effective interdental care can be achieved without applying excessive force.
When the correct ISO size is selected, the brush gently cleans along the gumline, helping to reduce oral health issues caused by the accumulation of food debris and plaque.
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Item |
Specifications |
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Bristle material |
Medical-grade ultra-fine soft nylon bristles |
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Bristle diameter |
0.08–0.12 mm |
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Brush head specifications |
ISO sizes: 0.6 mm / 0.7 mm / 0.8 mm / 1.0 mm / 1.2 mm / 1.5 mm |
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Handle material |
Eco-friendly PP material with non-slip texture |
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Brush head shape |
Tapered / Cylindrical |
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Packaging type |
Individually packaged |
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Target audience |
Suitable for daily cleaning, orthodontic care, and periodontal care |
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Product features |
Soft bristles gentle on gums; deep cleaning; resistant to deformation |
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Common Issues |
Possible Causes |
Correct Solutions |
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Brush head cannot fit between teeth |
Size is too large |
Switch to a smaller ISO size |
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Slight gum bleeding |
First-time use, sensitive gums, or excessive force |
Use a lighter touch, monitor the area, and consult a dentist if necessary |
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Bristles deformed |
Forced use or mismatched specifications |
Select the correct size and replace promptly |
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Wire bent |
Incorrect insertion method |
Maintain the proper angle and avoid twisting |
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Poor cleaning performance |
Improper cleaning method or incorrect size selection |
Adjust your technique and choose the appropriate size |
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Difficult to clean back teeth |
Handle design or limited operating angle |
Opt for an L-shaped handle for better accessibility |
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Pain during use |
Size is too large or oral sensitivity |
Switch to a smaller size; consult a dentist if pain persists |
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Product needs replacement |
Worn bristles or damaged support wire |
Replace the interdental brush promptly |
Established in 2004, LucentMed has long specialized in the field of medical and oral care brushes. We operate four major production facilities with a total floor area of approximately 10,400 square meters—including 7,800 square meters of modern, GMP-compliant cleanrooms—enabling high-volume, stable, and efficient production.
We hold key certifications such as ISO 13485 (Medical Devices Quality Management System), ISO 9001, and CE marking. We offer comprehensive one-stop OEM/ODM services—from product design to final packaging and delivery—with customization options including:
✔ ISO specifications
✔ I-shaped and L-shaped handles
✔ Bristle and handle colors
✔ Logo printing
✔ Packaging design
✔ Private labeling
✔ Custom outer cartons and labeling
Our products, including endoscope cleaning brushes and interdental brushes, are exported to markets across Europe, the Americas, Southeast Asia, Japan, and South Korea. We have established long-term partnerships with international brands such as Olympus and Boston Scientific.
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A: The key difference lies in the brush head material. LucentMed uses food-grade medical silicone instead of traditional nylon bristles; the material is soft and elastic, so it won't scratch sensitive gum tissue like hard plastic or nylon can.
Additionally, silicone is naturally antimicrobial and resistant to aging, making it less prone to bacterial growth and more durable—ideal for elderly patients with significant gum recession and for orthodontic patients.
A: No. LucentMed uses high-density medical-grade silicone—not ordinary silicone—which offers excellent resilience.
It deforms like a sponge to closely conform to the irregular contours of interdental spaces, root furcations, and concave tooth surfaces. It removes plaque through friction and adhesion, offering cleaning coverage that actually surpasses that of rigid, non-deformable bristles.
A: Absolutely not. The correct approach is to choose the right size and then push gently.
The brush head diameter should be slightly smaller than or equal to the width of the gap; simply utilize the silicone's elasticity to gently squeeze it in.
If you encounter significant resistance, it means the size is too large; forcing it in could damage your gums.
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