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TePe EasyFit™ – An Easier Way Into a Healthy Routine

 

Interdental Brushes – TePe AU


TePe EasyFit™ – An Easier Way Into a Healthy Routine

TePe Easy Fit

Many people find it difficult to establish a daily habit of cleaning between the teeth. Although there is plenty of proof of the benefits of interdental cleaning, like its positive effects on oral health and overall health and wellbeing, compliance is often low. 

Thorough cleaning at home is crucial to maintaining a healthy mouth, as it helps prevent oral diseases such as periodontitis and their potential impact on overall health. As dental professionals, we know that brushing alone reaches only about 60% of tooth surfaces, meaning that a big part of the dental plaque remains untouched. Periodontitis most often starts between teeth and using only a toothbrush is not enough for most people to stay healthy.

Interdental is fundamental 
Periodontitis is associated with many systemic conditions, including cardiovascular disease and diabetes, since it increases the low-grade systemic inflammation in the body. Periodontitis always start as a simple bleeding of the gums, gingivitis. The good news is that its progression can be easily prevented with good oral hygiene. Daily interdental cleaning is therefore not just a recommendation for good oral health, but a vital part of preventive general healthcare. Yet, many patients struggle to start and keep this habit, often due to concerns of discomfort, confusion over sizing, and fear of hurting their gums. 

Introducing TePe EasyFit™ - the latest interdental brush from TePe
TePe EasyFit™ is designed to lower the barriers and make it easier to start with interdental cleaning. Developed through extensive consumer research and tested by dental professionals across several countries, TePe EasyFit offers a simple, effective solution for patients who currently use floss, picks or interdental brushes only occasionally, or who lack motivation to begin using cylindrical interdental brushes daily at home. 

Key features of TePe EasyFit™
•    Long brush with a tapered shape. The long working length and tapered shape ensures effective cleaning of several interdental spaces, making sizing straightforward and reducing the need for multiple brushes. 
•    Gentle bristles. The bristles are thinner at the tip and thicker at the base, making it easy and comfortable to insert, especially for beginners.
•    Simple sizing. S/M (turquoise) easy size definition to lower the threshold for purchase and use. S/M suits small and medium spaces. 

A step towards lifelong oral health
Using a toothbrush and interdental cleaning tool at home daily is the gold standard for preventing periodontal disease and maintaining oral health. For patients with interdental spaces, cylindrical brushes such as TePe Original cleans very well, especially at lingual approximal surfaces. TePe EasyFit, however, is an excellent entry-level product for those not yet ready to commit to a full interdental cleaning routine. It encourages patients to develop the habit of daily cleaning between their teeth, hoping they will eventually transition to TePe Original – our most effective product to clean between the teeth, for those with wide enough interdental spaces. 

Sustainability commitment
•    All TePe EasyFit handles and caps are made using ISCC PLUS certified renewable materials.*
•    Produced in Malmö, Sweden, using 100% renewable electricity, with over 10% from TePe’s own solar panel park.
•    Packaging is designed to minimise environmental impact, supporting both patient health and more sustainable choices.**

*85 % of all plastics purchased for our products are based on renewable resources. All TePe toothbrush and interdental brush handles are made using materials from renewable sources or certified renewable mass-balanced materials.
**100 % of our self-produced product packaging will contain at least 60% renewable, recycled, or fully FSC-certified materials.  

Supporting patient compliance
TePe EasyFit’s design removes many of the practical and psychological barriers to interdental cleaning. Patients no longer need to worry about selecting the right size or causing discomfort. One brush can be used for many different gap sizes. The brush’s smooth tip and ergonomic handle make daily cleaning simple and comfortable. For dental professionals, TePe EasyFit offers a reliable recommendation for patients with spaces who are new to interdental cleaning or who have struggled with motivation. 

Summary
By making interdental cleaning easier, comfortable and more accessible, TePe EasyFit™ supports patients in building healthy habits that can last a lifetime. As patients become accustomed to daily cleaning in-between they can progress to TePe Original (cylindrical brush) for even more effective plaque removal. This journey not only improves oral health but also contributes to a healthier life and overall wellbeing.

Fact box – who is TePe EasyFit suitable for?
•    Those using floss or pick from time to time and who think that changing to interdental brushes is difficult.
•    Those who occasionally use cylindrical-shaped interdental brushes but lack motivation.
•    Those who have healthy mouths or gingivitis.
•    Those who want an easy entry product to interdental brushes.

Michael Von GeijerAuthor:
Written by Dr Michaela von Geijer, Doctor of Dental Surgery
Senior Clinical and Education Advisor, TePe HQ, Sweden

Dr von Geijer works part-time at a private dental office in Sweden and TePe HQ in Sweden as a senior clinical and education advisor. She has long clinical experience and is particularly interested in prevention and oral health. She has always placed a high value on working with preventive care.
 
Dr von Geijer has held temporary preclinical positions as amanuensis at the University of Lund, including basic research and assistance with education/training at the medical and dental schools.  

She also has experience lecturing to professionals when employed by pharmaceutical companies and companies within the dental industry. 

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