Oralcare (NEW)Cordless Dental Water Flosser Oral Irrigator Teeth Cleaner with Jet 4 Tips Floss 220ml

Description

A compact, rechargeable electric water flosser (oral irrigator) designed for daily dental hygiene. It delivers a pulsating stream of water through four interchangeable nozzles to clean between teeth and along the gumline. Ideal for on-the-go use—especially during travel.

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???? Key Benefits

1. Superior Plaque & Debris Removal
Pulsating water effectively dislodges food particles and plaque that brushing may miss, reaching below the gumline and between teeth  .

2. Improved Gum Health & Reduced Bleeding
Regular use helps reduce gum inflammation and bleeding, maintaining periodontal health  .

3. Gentle on Sensitive Gums & Orthodontics
Adjustable pressure settings provide a gentle clean—perfect for those with sensitive gums, braces, implants, or crowns  .

4. Deeper & More Efficient Cleaning
Water flossing can penetrate deeper into gum pockets (up to ~7 mm) compared to traditional floss (~3 mm)  .

5. Easy & Comfortable to Use
Simpler and quicker than string floss, especially helpful for those with limited dexterity or time constraints  .

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???? Usage Instructions

1. Fill the Reservoir
Use lukewarm water; you may optionally mix in a mouthwash (although warm water alone is usually sufficient)  .

2. Select a Nozzle & Pressure Setting
Choose the appropriate nozzle (standard, orthodontic, periodontal) and start at a low-pressure level.

3. Proper Technique

Lean over the sink to avoid splashing.

Hold the nozzle at a 90° angle to your gumline.

Glide slowly along each tooth and gum junction.

Pause briefly between teeth and behind rear molars  .

4. Timing & Frequency
Use it once or twice daily for about 1–2 minutes, ideally before brushing  .

5. Maintenance
Clean the reservoir and tips after each use to prevent bacterial growth  .

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⚠️ Limitations & Tips

Not a Complete Floss Replacement
Water flossers complement, but don’t entirely replace, string floss—especially in tight spaces  .

Handle with Care
Too much water pressure may cause gum irritation—always start low, especially if gums are delicate  .

Some Splash Risk
Practice makes perfect—expect minor splashing during first few uses  .