LucentMed is a specialized manufacturer of soft-bristled interdental brushes. Our products adhere to medical-grade manufacturing standards; they are gentle on both tooth enamel and gums, making them suitable for daily oral care, individuals undergoing orthodontic treatment, and use in dental clinics—delivering a professional-grade oral cleaning experience.
Bristles: We utilize imported, highly elastic, ultra-fine soft bristles that are gentle and non-irritating to the gums. They penetrate deep into interdental spaces to remove food debris and plaque, effectively preventing periodontal issues.
Brush Head: Flexible and resistant to deformation, the slender head is designed for easy insertion, fitting snugly into the gaps between teeth to ensure a thorough, corner-free clean.
Handle: Features a non-slip design for a comfortable grip and effortless handling.
Each interdental brush is individually packaged to ensure hygiene and cleanliness, making it convenient to carry with you wherever you go.
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Item |
Product Specifications |
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Bristle Material |
Medical-Grade Ultra-Fine Nylon Bristles |
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Bristle Diameter |
0.08–0.12 mm |
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Brush Head Specifications |
ISO 0.6mm/0.7mm/0.8mm/1.0mm/1.2mm/1.5mm |
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Handle Material |
Eco-friendly PP Material with Non-slip Texture |
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Brush Head Shape |
Tapered / Cylindrical Shape |
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Packaging Type |
Individually Wrapped |
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Target Audience |
Ideal for daily cleaning, orthodontic care, and periodontal care |
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Product Features |
Soft bristles are gentle on gums, provide deep cleaning, and resist deformation. |
The Soft-bristled Interdental Brush designed by LucentMed is available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different interdental spaces. It comes in two specific shapes, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your individual needs.
This design features a slender, straight handle paired with a very small brush head.
The bristles are exceptionally soft and dense, while the central wire core is encased in a protective plastic coating to prevent scratching of the teeth.
Featuring a handle angled at 90 degrees, this design is specifically engineered for cleaning the back teeth. Like the I-Type, it utilizes soft bristles and a plastic-coated wire core; it also includes a small protective cap for convenient, hygienic portability.
The bristles are extremely soft—they do not prick the gums or cause irritation, making the brush suitable even for individuals with sensitive or easily bleeding gums.
The plastic-coated wire ensures that the brush will not scratch tooth surfaces, dental braces, or dental implants, offering a safe and injury-free cleaning experience.
1. Select the appropriate size based on the width of your interdental spaces. Gently insert the brush into the gap from the side of the tooth; do not force it in with excessive pressure.
2. Gently move the brush head back and forth to remove food debris and plaque from within the gap; repeat this motion 2 to 3 times for each space.
3. After cleaning, rinse your mouth with water and rinse the interdental brush under running water.
4. If the bristles become splayed or deformed, or if the wire core becomes exposed, discontinue use immediately to avoid injuring your gums.
5. For optimal oral hygiene, it is recommended that each brush be used by a single individual only and replaced periodically.
● Individuals with sensitive or easily bleeding gums: The soft bristles of this brush are non-irritating and offer a more comfortable experience than standard interdental brushes.
● Patients with periodontitis or gum recession: As gaps between teeth widen, specialized cleaning is required to remove trapped food debris and prevent cavities and bad breath.
● Orthodontic patients: The brush can reach beneath brackets and archwires to clean hard-to-reach areas.
● Individuals with dental implants, porcelain crowns, or bridges: Allows for gentle cleaning around dental restorations without damaging the materials.
● The elderly or those with limited mobility: Interdental brushes are easier to maneuver than dental floss and carry a lower risk of accidental injury.
● The general public: Ideal for quick cleaning on the go after meals; serves as a gum-friendly alternative to toothpicks.
Narrow Interdental Spaces: Select 0.6–0.7mm.
Normal Interdental Spaces: Select 0.8–1.0mm.
Wide Interdental Spaces: Select 1.2–1.5mm.
Individuals with Sensitive Gums or Prone to Bleeding: Select ultra-soft bristles.
Individuals with Healthy Gums and High Cleaning Demands: Standard soft bristles are suitable.
Individuals Undergoing Orthodontic Treatment: Prioritize slender, tapered brush heads.
For Daily Home Use: Multi-pack packaging is recommended.
For On-the-Go Portability: Individually wrapped units are recommended.
For Professional Settings (e.g., Dental Clinics): Medical-grade, hygienic packaging is recommended.
A: The fundamental difference between the two lies in their intended use cases.
Soft-bristle interdental brushes are better suited for individuals with wider gaps between their teeth, gum recession, or those wearing braces, as they can deeply clean the spaces between teeth and around orthodontic brackets.
Dental floss, on the other hand, is more suitable for healthy individuals with tight-fitting teeth and no significant gum recession.
These two types of products are not mutually exclusive; they can be used in combination.
A: No. The root cause of widening tooth gaps is typically gum recession or periodontal disease, not the proper use of an interdental brush.
On the contrary, our interdental brushes effectively remove plaque from between the teeth, preventing gum inflammation and alveolar bone loss. This helps slow down the progression of gum recession and prevents tooth gaps from widening further due to periodontal issues.
A: We recommend replacing it every 1 to 2 weeks. If the bristles become deformed, start falling out, or become stiff, you should replace the brush immediately.
A: When using the brush for the first time, slight gum bleeding is often a normal reaction—either due to existing gum inflammation or simply as part of the adjustment period.
As long as you use gentle motions, the bleeding should gradually subside after 3 to 5 days of consistent use.
If the bleeding persists or worsens, you should discontinue use and consult a dentist to rule out any underlying periodontal disease.
A: Yes, but it is important to consider the child's age and select the appropriate size.
For children under 6 years old, whose primary teeth typically have very small gaps, we recommend prioritizing the use of dental floss.
During the mixed dentition stage (ages 6–12)—when children are losing their primary teeth and growing permanent ones—if there are noticeable gaps between the permanent teeth, an ultra-fine, soft-bristle model may be used under parental supervision to avoid damaging the gums.
A: For those undergoing orthodontic treatment, the primary focus should be on cleaning around the brackets and underneath the archwires.
When using the brush, tilt the head slightly and gently brush back and forth along the gaps between the teeth and the gum line. Be careful not to apply excessive force, as this could potentially loosen your orthodontic appliances. We recommend using it once after meals and once before bedtime; for even better results, use it in conjunction with a water flosser.
A: You may use it with toothpaste, but it is not required.
Using it with fluoride toothpaste can enhance cleaning and cavity-prevention effects; however, please note that the abrasives found in toothpaste may cause slight wear to the root surfaces of your teeth.
If you have sensitive gums, we recommend simply rinsing the brush head with plain water before use.
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