This cordless water flosser has a leak-proof design that makes it perfect for a portable oral irrigator. It has a generous water reservoir right in the handle of the flosser. All the buttons you need are easy to reach right in the handle, too.
There's a full opening for the reservoir that makes it easy to clean. There will never be a buildup of limescale or residue when you can clean the opening thoroughly.
There are 3 pressure modes; soft, normal, and pulse. The soft can be used by children or adults with sensitive teeth. It's a great beginner mode. The normal mode is ideal for most users. The pulse mode is for those who need extra gum care. It'll massage the gums and increase…show more content… When researching your options, find ones that have a dial with more than a few water pressure intensities.
Covered Reservoir
The size of the water reservoir will influence the length of time you'll spend flossing. Dentists personally recommend that you floss after meals. At the very least, they recommend flossing at the end of the day. The longer you floss, the better. Many dentists want you to floss for at least 90 seconds if possible. That means that the reservoir should be able to handle that length of time.
When you're researching the reservoir depths, they'll mention the amount of time you can floss. For example, it'll say 90 seconds of flossing with the reservoir - or 30 or 60 seconds. That's an indication of the amount of water it can hold.
Multiple Functions
Along with the pressure and intensity, you can choose the function of the water flosser. It'll come with classic jet tips for directing the water between teeth and at the gum line. That's the basic function of the flosser.
Some flossers come with other tips like plaque removal tips, tongue cleaners, or periodontal tips. This will allow the user to get more functions out of the flosser. It makes the unit shareable with the rest of the family,
