DNAkontaktien

DNA kontaktliner, also known as dental floss or interdental brushes, are small, flexible tools designed to remove plaque and food particles from between teeth and below the gumline. This areas are difficult to reach with toothbrushes, making flossing an important part of regular oral hygiene.

DNA Kontaktliner typically consist of a cord or stiff brush with a handle, which is used to gently maneuver into the tight spaces between teeth. Interdental brushes are small, cylindrical brushes with thin bristles that are designed to clean between teeth on both the front and the back sides.

There are various types of DNA Kontaktliner available, including waxed and unwaxed floss, as well as interdental brushes in different sizes. Some models also include a threader, which helps guide the floss between tightly spaced teeth.

Using a DNA Kontaktliner as part of a regular oral hygiene routine can help prevent a range of problems, including plaque buildup, bad breath, and gum disease. It is recommended to floss at least once a day, preferably before brushing your teeth.

Proper use of a DNA Kontaktliner is important to avoid damaging teeth or gums. Floss should be wrapped around the fingers with a clean grip, then carefully maneuvered between the teeth, curving around the edge of each tooth in a "C" shape without snapping or forcing the floss into tight spaces. Interdental brushes are inserted between the teeth in the same direction as the natural curve of the tooth. Regular removal of plaque and food particles can contribute to a healthier smile and overall well-being.