Codless oral dental irrigator water floss pick for oral hygiene clean mouth & whiten teeth

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The working principle of the household dental oral irrigator is to pressurize the water through the pump, and then spray out through the very thin nozzle. The water has a strong impact force. The thickness of the water is only about 0.6 mm, which can go deep into the teeth and gingival groove for effective cleaning.

Usually toothbrush to clean the teeth, gums ditch are dental disease, because it is difficult to in-depth toothbrush bristles teeth, gums, teeth or clean, even teeth decayed regions hole, periodontal pocket and orthodontic braces and orthotics crowd easy hiding tooth bacteria, food residue teeth area clean blind area a lot. Usually these areas are also high risk areas of dental disease, so the home dental flusher can effectively clean these areas through the water flow. It can be said that it makes up for the cleaning power of brushing to a large extent, and greatly improves the disease prevention ability of teeth and oral cavity.

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5 Amazing Benefits of Using an oral dental irrigator

Do you floss? Few Chinese are in the habit of water flossing. The number one reason people don't floss is because it's cumbersome and inconvenient. Even when we know something is good for us, it can still be challenging to get into the good habit of doing it. Many people don't realize that they have other options to reach hard-to-reach areas between teeth and around gums, and a dental punch is a good one. Dental flusher use a jet of water to remove plaque, food debris and bacteria between teeth and below the gum line. Let's take a closer look at the many benefits of using a water floss pick.

1. Gums are less abrasive and less gentle than floss

With traditional floss, technique is important. Wrap the floss around each side of the tooth and gently slide the floss up and down. Rough flossing and improper technique can cause damage to tissue attachment, and floss may cut gum tissue in areas where strong floss is used. This is not the case with a dental irrigator, because it uses water to do its job. Find the best position and Angle to fix the punch, then open it. Wear and cutting is not as much of a problem as it is with traditional floss.

2. Provide deeper cleaning than traditional floss

Water jets can enter pockets of tissue where bacteria like to accumulate. As water flows in and out of the periodontal pocket, it picks up bacteria with it. Traditional floss can only clean the teeth and gum surface bacteria, but not the periodontal pocket. As a result, dental water floss can destroy more bacteria and clean deeper.

3. Improve gum health

Removing bacteria from around gum tissue is important to keep your gums healthy. Dental irrigator not only remove and destroy bacteria, but also massage gum tissue as you work. Massaging gums helps bring better circulation to our gum tissue and may also help stimulate the growth of new cells. Studies have shown that most people who use dental implants find reduced inflammation and bleeding when they use them daily.

4, the ideal choice of braces

There's no question that flossing around braces and under bow Bridges can be difficult. Cleaning additional hardware often requires additional flossing tools to help with traditional floss, which can be very time consuming and still difficult to floss in the right place, so challenging that people skip cleaning these areas. Using a mouthwash, these areas can be cleaned easily, usually in a matter of seconds.

5, reduce the risk of corrosion

Bacteria cause corrosion, and if we can control bacteria, we have a better chance of reducing the risk of decay. The flusher does a good job of removing bacteria, and in many cases it works better than traditional floss. Brushing your teeth twice a day and using a mouthwash once a day is a great way to keep your teeth clean and reduce your risk of cavities.