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Scientifically tested: Effective cleaning with the Circum interdental brush
Optimal oral hygiene requires more than just daily brushing - plaque often remains in the spaces between teeth. Scientific studies confirm the high cleaning performance of the Circum interdental brush , which was specially developed to thoroughly clean hard-to-reach areas. Research shows that regular use significantly reduces the risk of tooth decay and gum disease. Here you will find an overview of the most important studies that prove the effectiveness of the Circum interdental brush.
Study by Prof. Niklaus P. Lang
Effectiveness of interdental brushes in cleaning teeth and implants
The study “Effectiveness of different interdental brushes on cleaning the interproximal surfaces of teeth and implants: a randomized controlled, double-blind cross-over study” by Prof. Niklaus P. Lang investigates the effectiveness of different interdental brushes in cleaning the interproximal surfaces of teeth and implants. The randomized, controlled, double-blind study shows that interdental brushes are one of the most effective methods for cleaning the interdental spaces, both for natural teeth and implants. It is particularly noteworthy that the use of interdental brushes contributes significantly to the reduction of plaque and gingivitis, which underlines the importance of these brushes in daily oral hygiene.
Study by Dagmar Schnabl
Cleaning effectiveness of tapered interdental brushes
The study “Cleansing efficacy of waist-shaped inter-dental brushes. A randomized-controlled crossover study” by Dagmar Schnabl examines the cleaning effectiveness of waist-shaped interdental brushes compared to conventional models. The randomized, controlled crossover study shows that the waisted shape of the brushes enables particularly effective cleaning of the interdental spaces. This special brush shape reaches into narrow interdental spaces more easily and helps reduce plaque and gingivitis. The results underline the importance of tailor-made brush designs for optimal oral hygiene.
study by Prof. Thomas Attin
In vitro cleaning effect of tapered interdental brushes
The study "In vitro cleaning potential of waist-shaped interdental brushes" by Thomas Attin investigates the cleaning potential of waist-shaped interdental brushes under laboratory conditions. The in vitro study shows that the waisted shape of the brushes has a superior cleaning effect compared to conventional interdental brushes because it can penetrate narrow interdental spaces more effectively. This shape optimizes plaque removal and promotes better oral health by specifically cleaning the hard-to-reach areas. The results emphasize the efficiency and benefit of waisted interdental brushes for daily oral hygiene.
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