TePe Extra Soft Interdental Brush Reviews

4.2 Rating 6 Reviews

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Dental Direct is a UK company and was established in 2012 by a team of experienced dental professionals with the aim of providing consumers with access to the most comprehensive range of superior quality, clinically proven, oral health products available in the UK, such as:
interdental brushes
interspace brushes
toothbrushes
toothpaste
mouthwashes

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“These were not of the quality I purchased on the High Street makes me think these were seconds or copies??”

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Posted 2 years ago

Hello Tony, Thanks for your review. We can assure you that all of our products are originals and are directly purchased from the manufacturer. Any differences in quality would, unfortunately, be down to TePe and changes they have made to the product. However, in this case, it could be down to the fact that you have purchased the TePe extra soft interdental brushes which have much more soft and gentle filaments compared to the original TePe brushes. Please do contact us if you have any questions. Thanks, Dental Direct Team

Posted 2 years ago

“My hygienist recommended changing to the TePe extra soft as I have Lichen Planus and it makes my gums sore. Would highly recommend the soft version.”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“I liked the fact that they were soft and able to reach areas of my teeth that the ordinary brushes can't, however I found that the tiny bristles were prone to come out of the brushes and stick in between my teeth! Very annoying!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Working in the dental industry I found a lot of patients didn’t like the normal TePe’s ie the sensation they give between the teeth. I know that feeling too. So quite pleased to have a softer option. 5* for the extra soft. With the extra soft I feel that a size larger than the regular that one uses would be more beneficial. At the end of the day it’s subjective. People know what they like and don’t like.”