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    Home»Dental»Smile while you still have Teeth
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    Smile while you still have Teeth

    Clare LouiseBy Clare LouiseMay 25, 2019Updated:May 25, 2019No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Being a dentist, what my clients complain the most about is the cleanliness of the gaps between the teeth. Those are the surfaces that can’t be reached by your brush. The food particles often get trapped in those gaps and start rotting there which starts developing into tartars and plaques. These build ups often result in bad breath and more severe oral problems. The best way to deal with this problem is to floss your teeth after every meal. It is a safe way which doesn’t harm your teeth or gums in any way. Here we share with you a review on the best floss available in the market for you.

    1. Cordless Waterpik Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • Has a rechargeable battery
    • Approved by the American dental association
    • exclusive design
    • with 3 different pressure settings
    • water storage that can hold pressured water for up to 45 seconds
    • Has 4 different floss tips- classic-2, plaque seeker-1. and orthodontic -1
    • 1250 pulses per minute
    • A fast magnetic charging system
    • LED battery indicator
    • Waterproof
    • 360-degree rotation for all around access
    • portable and easy to carry
    • comes with a travel bag
    • long battery life

    Cons

    • Expensive
    1. Cordless Water Flosser Nozzle Flossers 220V

    Pros:

    • Easy to use
    • Easy sharing with color coated nozzles for floss for four
    • with 3 flossing modes
    • Waterproof
    • easily rechargeable
    • long battery life
    • Easily refillable, no need to unscrew, no messes.
    • Comes with a travel case

    Cons:

    • Not the most durable
    1. ​Kosovo Portable Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • portable
    • space saving design
    • comes with a travel case
    • extra adapter for nasal congestion
    • 4 setting modes
    • 5 jet tips
    • long-lasting battery
    • 4-6 hours charging time

    Cons:

    • for single users
    1. Poseidon Oral Cordless Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • ideal for kids with braces
    • 2 water tank compartments-large and small – depending on your use
    • 2 color-coded interchangeable tips
    • 3 pressure setting

    Cons:

    • not waterproof
    • doesn’t come with a travel case
    1. SmarToiletries Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • very reasonable price
    • waterproof
    • 3 power settings
    • 4 jet tips that are replaceable
    • 45 seconds of water holding capacity

    Cons:

    • no color coating, hence can’t be shared
    1. Aquarius Professional Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • awarded by the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance,
    • 10-speed settings
    • 7 color coated floss tips for a fun way to share with your family
    • convenient timer
    • large holding tank
    • uses a unique combination of pulsation and water pressure to clean teeth and gums

    Cons:

    • Bigger than usual
    1. Sidekick Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • powerful
    • 3 water pressure settings
    • Portable and easy to travel
    • Comes with a traveling case
    • Comes with a voltage converter

    Cons

    • Water tank smaller in comparison
    • Can’t be shared
    1. Sonic-Fusion Combo Water Flosser

    Pros:

    • it works as both toothbrush and a flosser
    • saves a lot of time for those who like to keep their dental routine intact even in their busy schedule
    • detachable docking station
    • fancy travel case

    Cons:

    • you can’t bring the water flosser while traveling
    • for single person use only
    • a tad bit pricey for the features.
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    Clare Louise

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