Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7Mm – 1.5Mm for Advanced Oral Care
The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is designed for users and dental professionals who demand a precise, comfortable, and hygienic solution for cleaning the spaces between teeth where a normal toothbrush cannot reach. This premium interdental brush range, manufactured by an international oral care products factory and producer based in Hong Kong and China, covers the most clinically used diameters from 0.7mm for tight interdental gaps up to 1.5mm for wide spaces, bridges, dentures, and complex restorative work. It delivers effective plaque removal, fresh breath, and gum protection for patients around the world, while giving clinics and distributors a dependable product with consistent ISO-based sizing, optimal durability, and competitive factory-direct pricing.About Our Professional Interdental Brush Range
Our professional interdental brushes are engineered for daily use in both home-care and clinical settings. Each brush is made with carefully selected filaments, high-tensile metal wire, and ergonomic handles that align with international quality expectations for professional oral hygiene products. By offering graduated sizes from 0.7mm to 1.5mm, this series can serve the full spectrum of interdental spaces commonly seen in general dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, and implantology. The product line is suitable for distribution through pharmacies, supermarkets, dental clinics, e-commerce sites, and private label brands that require stable supply from an experienced Hong Kong and China manufacturer.Manufactured by an International Oral Care Products Factory
These interdental brushes are produced in modern facilities in Hong Kong and mainland China, optimized for OEM, ODM, and branded production. With years of specialization in oral hygiene manufacturing, the factory integrates product design, tooling, plastic injection, filament processing, metalwork, assembly, sterilization options, and packaging under a rigorous quality management system. This integrated approach ensures consistent specifications for the 0.7mm–1.5mm sizes, traceable batch control, and flexible customization for different global markets and regulatory requirements.Ideal for Global Distributors, Clinics, and Private Labels
The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is positioned as a versatile product family that can be adapted to many brands and channels. International distributors can select standardized packaging or tailor-made artwork to meet local language and regulatory demands, while dental practices can order bulk or chairside packs for patient education and post-treatment home-care kits. Private-label partners can also specify color codes, logo printing, blister or box styles, and barcode systems to align with their brand portfolios.Key Features and Technical Specifications
Every component of the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is carefully chosen to provide safe, efficient, and comfortable interdental cleaning. The combination of metal wire diameter, filament density, and handle design results in brushes that feel gentle in use, yet mechanically strong enough for repeated bending and insertion in daily oral hygiene routines.Comprehensive Size Coverage from 0.7mm to 1.5mm
The 0.7mm – 1.5mm range is designed to match the most requested interdental diameters recommended by dental professionals. Smaller sizes focus on tight contacts and early-stage gum issues, while larger sizes provide access in open spaces, periodontal pockets, and areas around prosthetic work. This graduated sizing helps prevent patients from forcing over-sized brushes into narrow gaps, reducing trauma risk, while also ensuring that wider spaces can be cleaned with brushes that are sufficiently large to contact all relevant surfaces.Size 0.7mm: For Tight Interdental Spaces and First-Time Users
The 0.7mm size is typically recommended for tight interdental gaps, for patients who have never used interdental brushes before, and for individuals who are transitioning from floss to brushes and may feel nervous about insertion and pressure. This diameter can slide into narrow spaces with minimal resistance when used correctly, making it an excellent starter size for adult users with healthy dentitions and closely spaced teeth. It is also suitable for patients under orthodontic care where brackets and wires limit access but spaces between teeth are still relatively narrow.Intermediate Sizes for Moderate Gaps and Early Periodontal Concerns
Between 0.7mm and 1.5mm, intermediate sizes can be configured to match regional ISO standards and dental preference. These mid-range diameters are especially useful for patients with mild to moderate gum recession, early periodontal pockets, or spaces that have opened slightly due to aging, tooth movement, or restorative work. Dental professionals often prescribe a combination of smaller and larger brushes for a single mouth, and the 0.7mm–1.5mm product family is designed to accommodate that multi-size approach so patients can conveniently manage different areas with the correct diameter.Size 1.5mm: For Wide Gaps, Dentures, Implants, and Bridges
The 1.5mm size is intended for significantly wider interdental spaces, especially in patients with missing teeth, partial dentures, full dentures with attachments, fixed bridges, and implants with open embrasures. In such cases, plaque control and food debris removal can be challenging with standard toothbrushes, and a properly sized 1.5mm interdental brush can access areas under pontics, around abutments, or between implant-supported crowns. This larger diameter provides strong mechanical cleaning action while still using soft, rounded-tip filaments to protect soft tissues and restorative margins.Brush Head Design: Cylindrical and Tapered Options
Depending on order configuration, the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm series can be supplied in cylindrical or tapered shapes to address different clinical and consumer preferences. Cylindrical heads offer uniform contact along the length of the brush, which is ideal for consistent plaque removal in evenly shaped interdental spaces. Tapered designs can make insertion easier at the initial point of entry, gradually increasing filament diameter as the brush passes into wider areas, which many patients find more comfortable if they have varying gap sizes along the gum line.Wire Core: Strength, Safety, and Flexibility
The brush head is built around a fine metal core wire chosen to balance flexibility, tensile strength, and safety. The wire is thin enough to navigate tight or curved interdental paths, yet durable enough to reduce the risk of breakage during normal usage. For sensitive areas, aesthetic zones, or metal-sensitive patients, plastic-coated wire options are available, providing an additional layer between the metal and the tooth or implant surface. This coating helps protect against scratching of enamel, restorative materials, and implant surfaces, and supports a smoother insertion feel.Filament Quality and Softness
The filaments are typically made from high-grade nylon or comparable synthetic materials with rounded and polished tips, ensuring they are gentle on the gingival margin while still being effective at plaque disruption. The density and length of the filaments are optimized to reach into concavities, furcation areas, and the interproximal surfaces of crowns or natural teeth. For users with extremely sensitive gums, post-surgical sites, or oral lesions, extra-soft filament configurations can be provided on request, matching the same 0.7mm–1.5mm diameter framework while reducing mechanical aggressiveness.Handle and Grip Ergonomics
The handle section of the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is designed to provide a secure and intuitive grip even when the fingertips are wet, with surface texturing or ribbing that improves control during delicate insertion movements. Users can hold the handle like a pencil for precise angulation in anterior regions, and then adjust their grip to reach posterior areas more easily. Options include straight I-shaped handles and angled or L-shaped designs to accommodate rear teeth and posterior implants. The handle can be color-coded to indicate size, making organization and patient instruction easier for clinics and retailers.Durability and Reusability
Each brush is designed for multiple uses within a hygienic lifespan, assuming proper rinsing and storage between uses. The wire core is engineered to resist permanent deformation after bending within normal ranges, and the filaments are resilient enough to keep their shape for several days of routine use. For professional practice, this durability supports chairside demonstrations and sample distribution, while for distributors it reduces returns and reinforces perceived product quality. Patients are encouraged to replace the brush when filaments appear splayed or the wire shows signs of fatigue.Protective Caps and Travel-Friendly Design
To support hygienic storage and flexible usage outside the home, each interdental brush can be supplied with an individual protective cap. This cap helps keep the filaments clean between uses and prevents damage when carried in a pocket, bag, or travel kit. Some cap designs also allow the cap to be used as an extension handle, providing extra reach for back teeth while also reinforcing stability in users with reduced dexterity.Benefits for Daily Oral Hygiene
Regular use of interdental brushes is widely recognized as one of the most effective ways to maintain healthy gums and prevent interproximal decay. The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm range is tailored to fit into a modern evidence-based oral hygiene routine, complementing toothbrushing, mouthwash, and periodic professional cleanings.Superior Plaque Removal Between Teeth
Conventional toothbrushes, even with advanced bristle patterns, cannot fully reach into the concave surfaces and contact points between adjacent teeth. Interdental brushes can physically enter these spaces, disrupting and removing plaque biofilm more effectively than brushing alone. The properly chosen diameter ensures firm but comfortable bristle contact against the tooth surfaces without scraping or forcing, thus reducing the bacterial load that contributes to gingivitis and periodontal disease.Support for Gum Health and Bleeding Reduction
When patients first begin using interdental brushes, they often experience some bleeding due to pre-existing inflammation. With consistent gentle use of the correct size, this bleeding typically decreases as plaque is reduced and tissues heal. Over time, the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm can become a central tool for maintaining tight, pink, and resilient gingiva around natural teeth, implants, and restorations. For clinics, recommending an appropriate combination of sizes supports long-term periodontal stability and better treatment outcomes.Prevention of Caries and Halitosis
By removing food debris and plaque where bacteria can thrive, interdental brushes help reduce the risk of interproximal caries, especially in high-risk patients with previous decay history, orthodontic appliances, or reduced salivary flow. At the same time, regular interdental cleaning diminishes the accumulation of odor-producing bacteria, resulting in fresher breath and greater patient confidence. This preventive effect is especially noticeable in areas that are difficult to reach with floss, where the mechanical action of a brush head may provide superior cleaning.Complementary Use With Toothbrushes and Other Aids
The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is not intended to replace traditional toothbrushing, but to enhance it. For many users, the most practical routine is to first brush with a manual or power toothbrush to clean the main tooth surfaces, followed by interdental brushing to clear the spaces between teeth, and optionally followed by fluoride or antimicrobial rinses. Patients using orthodontic brackets, fixed retainers, bridges, implants, or aligners may combine these brushes with special orthodontic brushes, floss threaders, or water flossers, according to their dentist’s instructions.Comfortable for Sensitive and Post-Treatment Areas
The soft, rounded filaments and carefully sized brush diameters help users clean around sensitive areas without excessive pressure. In many cases, interdental brushes are recommended for patients recovering from periodontal treatment, implant surgery, or extensive restorative work once the healing phase allows gentle mechanical cleaning. The ability to choose from multiple diameters within the 0.7mm–1.5mm spectrum makes it easier for clinicians to match brush resistance to the healing stage and to the patient’s comfort threshold.Usage Instructions and Professional Recommendations
Correct selection and technique are crucial for safe and effective interdental cleaning. The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm has been designed to simplify these decisions for both patients and clinicians, while offering enough flexibility to accommodate individual anatomies.How to Choose the Right Size
Ideally, a dental professional should assess the patient’s interdental spaces and recommend one or several sizes. As a general principle, the brush should fit snugly into the space without needing to be forced; filaments should contact tooth surfaces and lightly brush the gum line, but the metal core should not scrape enamel or restorations. Patients with very tight contacts may start with smaller sizes near 0.7mm, while those with obvious gaps or gum recession may need mid to larger diameters, approaching 1.5mm in the most open areas.Step-by-Step Brushing Technique
To use the brush, the patient should gently insert it into the interdental space at a slight angle relative to the gum line, adjusting the angle so that the brush passes straight through the gap. Once inserted, the brush is moved in and out a few times, using short, controlled strokes without bending or twisting excessively. The user should avoid snapping or forcing the brush, and should not try to spin it aggressively inside the space. After cleaning one gap, the brush is rinsed under running water and then used in the next space until all accessible gaps in the upper and lower arches have been cleaned.Frequency of Use and Replacement
For most individuals, once daily use of an appropriately sized interdental brush is recommended as part of the evening oral hygiene routine. Patients at higher risk of periodontal issues or decay may be advised to clean interdentally twice per day or according to their dentist’s specific instructions. The brush should be replaced as soon as the filaments become deformed or the wire shows bending that cannot be easily corrected, which typically occurs after several days to a couple of weeks of normal use, depending on technique and oral conditions.Special Considerations for Orthodontic Patients
Users with fixed orthodontic appliances can use the 0.7mm–1.5mm brushes to clean under arch wires, around brackets, and in the spaces that are difficult to reach with a standard brush head. Smaller sizes are often used near tightly aligned incisors, while larger sizes may be suitable for molar regions or open extraction spaces. Clinicians can demonstrate correct angulation to avoid catching the brush on brackets, ensuring that plaque and food particles are removed without damaging orthodontic hardware.Use Around Implants, Bridges, and Dentures
For implants and bridges, mechanical plaque control is critical to maintaining long-term tissue stability. The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm allows clinicians to select specific sizes to clean under pontics, around abutments, and between implant-supported crowns. Wider 1.5mm brushes are especially beneficial for open embrasures and under bridge bodies, while intermediate sizes may be used around single implant restorations. For partial dentures, brushes can be used around clasps and connectors, where plaque accumulation tends to be high. Patients should be instructed to use gentle, controlled motions to protect soft tissues and prosthetic components.Applications in Clinical Practice
This professional interdental brush range is intended not only for consumers, but also for widespread use in dental clinics, hospitals, and specialist practices across the world. The product line has been structured to align with the practical needs of dental teams who educate patients, perform maintenance visits, and manage periodontal, restorative, and implant cases.Chairside Demonstrations and Patient Education
Dentists and hygienists can keep a complete set of sizes from 0.7mm to 1.5mm available in their operatories to demonstrate correct usage directly in the patient’s mouth. By visually showing the appropriate diameter and having the patient practice with guidance, clinicians improve patient confidence and compliance. The brushes can be provided in sample packs or integrated into post-treatment kits that also contain toothbrushes, toothpaste, and instructional leaflets, reinforcing the clinic’s preventive care philosophy.Periodontal and Maintenance Protocols
In periodontal and implant maintenance programs, interdental brushing is often prescribed as a core home-care measure. The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm supports tailored maintenance regimens, where each interdental space is assigned a specific brush size. Larger spaces created by bone loss or recession may require 1.5mm brushes, while other areas may only require 0.7mm or intermediate diameters. By documenting these recommendations and providing clearly labeled brushes, clinicians can build structured care plans that patients can easily follow.Integration With Prophylaxis and Recall Visits
During routine prophylaxis or recall appointments, dental professionals can evaluate the condition of existing brushes that patients bring with them, adjust sizes if spaces have changed, and reinforce proper technique. The quality and durability of the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm support this ongoing usage model, reducing confusion and minimizing the need for frequent brush model changes. Clinics can also maintain retail inventory, offering patients the convenience of buying recommended brushes directly on-site.Support for Oral Health Campaigns and Preventive Programs
Public and private oral health campaigns can incorporate these interdental brushes into programs focused on caries prevention, periodontal disease awareness, and implant longevity. As a factory and producer with capacity in Hong Kong and China, the manufacturer can supply large volumes of cost-effective, professionally branded brushes suitable for distribution in schools, corporate wellness initiatives, or insurance-driven preventive packages, all while maintaining consistent quality of the 0.7mm–1.5mm size range.Manufacturing, Quality, and Compliance
Behind each Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is a robust manufacturing and quality framework designed to meet the expectations of international brands, professional users, and regulatory bodies. The production facilities implement stringent process control, raw material selection, and end-product testing procedures.Advanced Production Facilities in Hong Kong and China
The factory operates modern production lines that include high-precision injection molding machines for handles, automated filament cutting and tufting systems, wire forming equipment, and assembly lines configured for efficiency and consistency. These facilities are capable of producing large batches of brushes while maintaining narrow tolerances on diameters, filament distribution, and handle geometry, ensuring that each 0.7mm–1.5mm brush meets the intended performance profile.Quality Management and Testing
Manufacturing is supported by quality management systems that include incoming material inspection, in-process monitoring, and final product testing. Wire strength, bending endurance, filament pull-out resistance, and brush-head attachment security are routinely evaluated. Samples from each production lot may undergo simulated usage cycles to verify that they maintain functional integrity over their recommended lifespan. Packaging is also inspected to ensure that it protects the brushes from contamination and mechanical damage during storage and transport.Material Safety and Biocompatibility
Only materials suitable for contact with oral tissues are used in the construction of the brushes. The plastic components are typically made from medical or food-grade polymers, while the filaments are selected for low water absorption, color stability, and resistance to fraying. Metal wire cores and any coatings are chosen for corrosion resistance and minimal risk of adverse reactions in normal use. Compliance with relevant international standards and regulations is prioritized, helping distributors and clinics meet their own local requirements.OEM and ODM Capability
As a factory and producer serving global markets, the manufacturer provides both OEM and ODM services. OEM customers can supply their own designs, size combinations, or functional requirements, while ODM clients can work collaboratively with the factory’s engineers and product designers to develop new brush lines based on the 0.7mm–1.5mm technical platform. This includes customization of colors, handle shape, logo engraving or printing, packaging configuration, and multi-language artwork to match diverse branding strategies.Packaging, Branding, and Customization
The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm can be presented in a variety of packaging formats suitable for retail shelves, online fulfillment, professional distribution, or clinic use. This flexibility helps partners optimize logistics, shelf visibility, and user convenience.Retail and E-Commerce Packs
Consumer-oriented packaging can include blister cards, hanging boxes, or compact cartons containing multiple brushes of a single size or assorted sizes. Clear labeling of the 0.7mm–1.5mm diameters and simple instructions on the back panel assist customers in size selection and technique. Visual size indicators, color coding, and icons can be incorporated to communicate intended uses, such as for braces, implants, bridges, or general daily cleaning.Professional and Bulk Packaging
For clinics, hospitals, and institutional buyers, bulk or practice packs are available, containing larger quantities of brushes organized by size. These can be used for chairside distribution, educational events, or integration into treatment kits. Outer cartons are typically labeled with size, batch number, and manufacturing data to facilitate inventory management and traceability, while internal bags or trays keep individual brushes clean and organized.Private Label and Custom Artwork
Private-label clients can request fully custom artwork, including brand logos, design motifs, and specific language versions. The factory’s design team can assist in adapting existing brand guidelines to interdental brush packaging formats, ensuring cohesive shelf presence alongside other oral-care products. For online-focused brands, packaging can be optimized for compactness, reduced material use, and protection during shipping, with options for eco-conscious materials where appropriate.Technical Data Table: Size and Configuration Overview
The following table illustrates a representative configuration for the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm product family. Actual configurations can be aligned with specific market or brand requirements.| Brush Size (Diameter) | Recommended Interdental Space Type | Typical User / Indication | Suggested Head Shape | Handle Option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.7mm | Tight interdental gaps | First-time users, adults with closely spaced teeth, orthodontic patients with minimal spacing | Cylindrical or tapered | I-shaped or light-angled |
| 0.8–1.0mm* | Moderate gaps, early gum recession | Users with mild periodontal concerns or slight space opening | Cylindrical | I-shaped or L-shaped |
| 1.1–1.3mm* | Wider spaces, visible embrasures | Patients with gum recession, multiple restorations, or implant-supported crowns | Cylindrical | L-shaped for posterior access |
| 1.5mm | Very wide spaces, under bridges and dentures | Patients with partial edentulism, bridges, partial dentures, and open implant embrasures | Cylindrical; high filament density | L-shaped or extended handle |
Why Choose a Hong Kong and China Producer for Interdental Brushes
Selecting an experienced international factory as a production partner for interdental brushes can significantly streamline product development and supply chain planning. The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm benefits from the geographic, technical, and logistical advantages of manufacturing in Hong Kong and mainland China.Global Logistics and Export Experience
The factory’s location offers efficient access to major ports, air freight hubs, and cross-border logistics networks, enabling reliable supply to customers across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, and Africa. Export documentation, regulatory support, and customs procedures are handled by experienced teams familiar with the needs of medical and consumer health product shipments, minimizing delays and ensuring consistent replenishment of stock for distributors and clinics.Flexible Production Capacity
By operating multiple production lines with scalable capacity, the manufacturer can accommodate both small trial orders and large ongoing contracts, adjusting output as needed to match seasonal changes, promotional campaigns, or new market launches. This flexibility helps brand owners and distributors manage inventory effectively while reducing the risk of stock-outs or overstocks in the 0.7mm–1.5mm product range.Cost-Effective Quality
Competitive manufacturing costs in China, combined with process optimization and high automation, allow the factory to offer professional-grade interdental brushes at pricing that supports strong margins for brands and distributors. At the same time, the commitment to quality materials and tight process control ensures that reduced costs do not translate into compromised product performance or safety.Long-Term Partnership and Product Evolution
Working directly with a specialized oral care factory encourages long-term collaboration in product optimization and innovation. As clinical evidence, user feedback, and market trends evolve, the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm can be refined in terms of handle ergonomics, filament properties, eco-friendly materials, or packaging designs. New sizes or shapes can be added, and special variants for sensitive users, children, or orthodontic patients can be developed under the same manufacturing framework.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Below is a structured FAQ section presented with itemprop markup suitable for SEO optimization and rich search results. Each question and answer is crafted to reflect real-world concerns of consumers, dental professionals, and distributors about the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm and its manufacturer in Hong Kong and China.What is the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm designed for?
The Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is designed to clean the spaces between teeth where a normal toothbrush cannot reach, using different diameters to match tight, moderate, and wide interdental gaps. The smaller 0.7mm size is aimed at tight contacts and first-time users, while the larger 1.5mm size is ideal for wide embrasures, bridges, dentures, and implant-supported restorations. This range is suitable for daily home use, professional recommendations, and distribution by international oral-care brands.
Who manufactures these interdental brushes?
The brushes are manufactured by an international oral care products factory and producer based in Hong Kong and China, specializing in interdental brushes and related dental hygiene products. The factory operates modern production lines, quality management systems, and export logistics that support both branded and private-label projects for distributors and clinics worldwide.
How do I choose the right interdental brush size?
Ideally, your dentist or hygienist should examine your interdental spaces and recommend one or more sizes. As a general rule, the brush should slide into the space with slight resistance so that the filaments contact the tooth surfaces, but it should not be forced or painful. Many users begin with 0.7mm in tight areas and use larger diameters, up to 1.5mm, where there are visibly wider gaps, recession, or bridges. If the wire touches the tooth before the filaments, the brush is probably too small or the angle needs adjustment.
How often should I use interdental brushes?
Most people are advised to use interdental brushes once a day, typically in the evening after regular toothbrushing, to remove plaque and food residues that accumulate during the day. Patients with a higher risk of gum disease, implants, or extensive restorations may be instructed to clean interdentally more frequently according to their dentist’s recommendations. Consistent daily use is key to reducing bleeding, inflammation, and bad breath.
Can I reuse the same interdental brush?
Yes, the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm is designed for multiple uses, provided you rinse it thoroughly under running water after each use and allow it to dry in a clean place. Replace the brush when the filaments become visibly splayed, when the wire is permanently bent, or when the brush no longer feels stable during insertion. The actual lifespan depends on the size, your technique, and your oral conditions, but many users replace brushes every few days to a couple of weeks.
Are these brushes suitable for braces and orthodontic appliances?
Yes, the 0.7mm–1.5mm range is very useful for cleaning around fixed orthodontic appliances. Smaller sizes can pass between tightly aligned teeth and under arch wires, while larger sizes are ideal for areas with more space, such as extraction gaps or posterior regions. Your orthodontist can show you which diameters to use and how to angle the brush so that you clean thoroughly without catching on brackets or wires.
Can I use these brushes around implants, bridges, and dentures?
These professional interdental brushes are particularly helpful for cleaning around implants, bridges, and partial dentures, where plaque control is essential for long-term success. Wider brushes up to 1.5mm can reach under bridge pontics, around abutments, and through open embrasures, while smaller brushes are suitable for narrower spaces. Your dentist or hygienist can suggest specific sizes for each area to avoid trauma to the tissues or scratching of restorative surfaces.
Do the brushes come with protective caps?
Yes, configuration options include individual protective caps for each brush. These caps help keep the filaments clean between uses and protect the brush during travel. In some designs, the cap can also function as a handle extension, improving reach and control in the posterior areas of the mouth.
Are the materials safe and compliant with international standards?
The brushes are manufactured using materials suitable for oral contact, including high-quality plastics and filaments selected for durability, low water absorption, and biocompatibility. Metal wires and coatings are chosen for corrosion resistance and minimal risk of adverse reactions under normal conditions of use. Production follows strict quality management procedures, and the factory can support documentation and testing to align with relevant standards and regulatory requirements for different markets.
Can distributors and brands customize colors, packaging, and branding?
Yes, the manufacturer offers extensive OEM and ODM customization options for the Professional Interdental Brush Size 0.7mm – 1.5mm. Partners can request specific handle and cap colors, color-coding systems for different diameters, logo printing or engraving, and a variety of packaging types suitable for retail, online sales, or clinical distribution. Artwork can be created or adapted to include multiple languages, regulatory markings, and brand-specific design elements.
What order quantities are available for international buyers?
The factory can accommodate a wide range of order quantities, from smaller runs for new market testing or niche brands to large-scale production for national or regional distribution. Minimum order quantities depend on the level of customization required, such as bespoke packaging or exclusive color combinations. Over time, quantities can be adjusted to align with sales performance, promotional activities, and new market expansions.
How can dental clinics integrate these brushes into their practice?
Dental clinics can use these interdental brushes for chairside demonstrations, incorporate them into periodontal and implant maintenance protocols, and offer them for retail sale as part of recommended home-care regimens. By stocking multiple sizes from 0.7mm to 1.5mm, practices can provide personalized size combinations for each patient, document the recommended sizes, and review their use at recall visits to support long-term oral health.