Wisdom Interdental Interspace Brush

My wisdom tooth is at a weird angle, so if I use a regular toothbrush, I barely make contact with it. With this one, I can get at it from just about every angle. The brush has kept its shape so far too, even though I'm cramming it in the back of my mouth.

These are perfect for brushing my hard to get to wisdom teeth. I was born without a jaw and have a very small, almost inaccessible mouth. This toothbrush helps me get to my partially erupted teeth in the back and up in the side of my mouth. The dental hygienists I've been to for teeth cleanings can't even get to the wisdom tooth up in the side of my mouth. This can. Edit: I just ordered some of these again and they sent me a free toothbrush and a free small tube of toothpaste in addition to my order. Can I give you 6 stars?

Works wonderfully

I've used something similar for years but especially like that this one's tuft comes to a point which can get in very tight places. This item arrived in a timely manner and is something I'd both recommend and purchase again myself! Thank you!

These toothbrushes are gentle on the gums and can clean gums very well. They are better than sulcabrushes which are too hard and will cause gums bleeding.

The size and quality are just excellent to get in all the tight spaces. This is truly a unique product.

These are very nice to get up around the gum line.

decent product, if buy in quantity. I do not find this product, as durable as a sulcabrush. I presently, am using a sulcabrush, more than this wisdom brush; to quickly get big junks of food, out of my teeth, at the gum line. If I have time, I use a tuft brush, to pull out, smaller particles, since the bristles are softer, and are separated, so they squeeze, more easily, into small places. The tuft brush is harder to keep clean of food particles. So this is why, I use, the brush, with tighter, harder bristles first. I may only floss once a day, when I use, the tuft brush, with a little toothpaste, before I sleep. All of this, is quickly done. Older teeth and gums, already have, eroded enamel, by years of use; and food, stuck between the gum line, and teeth. Food particles, get stuck; which encourage gum disease, and further tooth erosion, at the gum line. I am sold, an using, these smaller brushes; and only flossing, if I have time; at least once a day. I am through, with old style brushes. The issue to me, is to first prevent, gum disease; then to prevent,more corrosion of enamel, at the gum line, and between the teeth; where food gets lodged, and rots; causing real problems, later on.