@@Kenn.md7 yes!! You are correct!! I just started doing the technique. I have a bridge so around my bridge is inflamed and I need to go to a periodontist. Ugh!!
I just bought it this week and used it today that it came. Got it on amazon, and it looks 100% just like this one. It is VERY strong😂😂😂😂 Like it felt like i was pressure washing my mouth, it even hurt if i missed and hit my tongue. Ive never used a water flosser so im not sure if its supposed to be that strong, even with the soft setting lmao. I used it in the shower and it got everywhere. Definetely gonna keep using it and see how it goes. @Rambutan.
I wasted quarter of my mouth wash in a week using this waterflosser. Now i just use 100% water for the first spray and diluted my second spray with about 30% mouthwash
Get the real Waterpik. I got one like this one for a few less bucks and the on/off switch quit working. I just got my Waterpik today and it has so much more pressure than the cheap brand I had. The other one only worked to get food out of braces, but wasn’t strong enough to get out plaque.
@@realheckertrustmebro it’s amazing! it came with 5 different tips so my sister is using it with me and she loves it as well! it’s very easy to use you just have to make sure to keep your mouth closed so it doesn’t splash everywhere
@@realheckertrustmebro sure you’re welcome. i’m trying to send you the link of it from amazon but i don’t know why youtube keeps deleting my comment😕 but just type in
How do you floss the back of the teeth on the bottom? You almost have to hold the flosser upside down and then the solution won’t come out of the top. What am I missing?
If you are brushing for 2 min it shouldn’t be an issue. If you want to be super extra you can brush for 2 min, floss, go over with the waterflosser, then rinse with a fluoride mouthwash 🙂
@@user1111AB alcohol mouthwashes causes burning mouth, drying of the oral mucosa, softening effects on composite filling materials and mucosal pain. Use alcohol free mouthwashes!
I just bought a 19 dollars water flosser . Ain’t gonna use it . I don’t need a degree to know the amount of pressure that thing puts out of I’ll damage my teeth
Can anyone help please. I’m trying to find the best 1 for removing plaque? Their is some with a sharp part & others with water & im not sure what’s best
@@DentalVibes I’ve just bought an ultrasonic plaque remover from topsmile so fingers crossed it works. It has gd reviews but who knows. Thank you for getting back to me :)
@@YiyiMoya water picks are a good addition to dental care but they do not replace professional tarter removal at the dentist is what she’s trying to convey.
The overloaded band squats, for just 20 reps have been the sorest i ever been in my life(i have done a lot of crazy things with exercises). My lower back and legs felt destroyed for a whole week and i never try go that heavy again.😂
@@lili9510 if you put mouthwash I the waterpik can dry up in the waterpik so I don’t think it’s good idea but if you have the water flosser you can use mouth because it’s made for it
And alcohol mouthwashes cause burning mouth, drying of the oral mucosa, softening effects on composite filling materials and mucosal pain. Use alcohol free with fluoride mouthwashes!
I think it’s for those that don’t even floss in the first place If you’re already in the habit of flossing everyday then there’s no need to downgrade. It’s probably for those that don’t do it AT ALL Ex.) Doctor: I’d rather you walk everyday for an hour than do nothing. Walking won’t make you fit, but I’d rather you do that than do no form of exercise
@@Rambutan. they might say run vinegar through it but I’m not sure that would make long enough contact for it to be effective. 😒 have you seen the video where the person took the handle apart (the countertop kind) and found loads of mold inside ?? It’s so gross 🤢
@SleeplessinOC Omg nooo what a disaster 😷😷 Thank you so much for saying this, I've literally just sold my house this week to move to another country to escape mold because I'm highly allergic, there surely has to be a solution for this! I wonder if we could run alcohol through it? Like drinking grade alcohol?
@@Rambutan. I know right ?? I too am looking for effective solutions (other than bleach with may harm the unit , according to Waterpik) and if I think I have found anything worthwhile, I’ll come back here to post. Drinking grade alcohol? I do remember someone did mention rubbing alcohol but I’m not sure if that’s abrasive enough to actually loosen the mold ? Hmmm 🤔 If you’re trying to get rid of mold from your body and you’re willing and able to eat cooked garlic and beans , not necessarily at the same time but as part of your daily regimen (garlic temporarily or as needed but you need beans to capture the mold that the garlic has captured or killed) , you can remove mold from your body this way. Provided you do not have kidney issues , making beans a daily part of your life is extremely beneficial . You can opt for organic psyllium husk instead if you have kidney issues and can’t and shouldn’t eat beans .
@SleeplessinOC Thank you so much for this info, I haven't started to look into how to detox from mold, so what you shared is really helpful for me. I had no idea garlic and beans were helpful, I could happily eat them everyday. And yeah, when I soak my metal cups and bottles that have mold, I leave it overnight. I'm not sure how long it actually takes, but I've found that a short time doesn't work as well. If I happen to find a solution, I'll let you know too. Thank you so, so much for this info, it's really helped me a great deal.
Wasting a lot of mouthwash to do this. Just use water then mouth wash right after
You quite literally use far less with this method...
I can’t do it like this, I have to do it in the shower! It gets everywhere!!
When I first got mine a few days ago it was messy for me to. But I learned the technique. You just have to close your mouth and your good
@@Kenn.md7 yes!! You are correct!! I just started doing the technique. I have a bridge so around my bridge is inflamed and I need to go to a periodontist. Ugh!!
Can I ask, is this exact one the one you use in the shower?
Have you found it works?
Its been 12 days reply something 😮
I just bought it this week and used it today that it came. Got it on amazon, and it looks 100% just like this one.
It is VERY strong😂😂😂😂
Like it felt like i was pressure washing my mouth, it even hurt if i missed and hit my tongue. Ive never used a water flosser so im not sure if its supposed to be that strong, even with the soft setting lmao.
I used it in the shower and it got everywhere.
Definetely gonna keep using it and see how it goes.
@Rambutan.
I wasted quarter of my mouth wash in a week using this waterflosser. Now i just use 100% water for the first spray and diluted my second spray with about 30% mouthwash
Wish I could read the tips that you have on the video the subscribe and information completely covers it
Press the comments button, it will make the video smaller but you'll be able to see the whole thing
Thanks for the tip 😊
Get the real Waterpik. I got one like this one for a few less bucks and the on/off switch quit working. I just got my Waterpik today and it has so much more pressure than the cheap brand I had. The other one only worked to get food out of braces, but wasn’t strong enough to get out plaque.
Can I know the good brand's name ?
@@emaandreww how was it?
@@realheckertrustmebro it’s amazing! it came with 5 different tips so my sister is using it with me and she loves it as well! it’s very easy to use you just have to make sure to keep your mouth closed so it doesn’t splash everywhere
@@emaandreww Thanks for the honest review, I would order one soon. Which one did you order can you please name it?
@@realheckertrustmebro sure you’re welcome. i’m trying to send you the link of it from amazon but i don’t know why youtube keeps deleting my comment😕 but just type in
Mine stopped charging. Taking the reservoir out rinsing, soaking with white vinegar fixed it. They have a 2 years factory warranty
Buy an electrolytic water cup directly, you can make mouthwash by yourself, add it to the water floss and use it more effectively
Use water. Then use a tablespoon of mouthwash. Make sure the mouthwash is not acidic.
I didn't think about mixing mouth wash
We have the same one, but she doesn't have any water coming out of her mouth. I have to fill the reservoir 2x. No idea if this is normal?
Damn I just remembered about this song
Use them for salt water rinse. It helps
How do you floss the back of the teeth on the bottom? You almost have to hold the flosser upside down and then the solution won’t come out of the top. What am I missing?
Can I just use water?
Thanks you so much for the tip. One of the videos mentioned that doing this after brushing washes away fluoride. Is that true?
If you are brushing for 2 min it shouldn’t be an issue. If you want to be super extra you can brush for 2 min, floss, go over with the waterflosser, then rinse with a fluoride mouthwash 🙂
@@DentalVibes isn’t the best order to floss, rinse with mouthwash then brush?
@@justjoshin5140 the order doesn’t matter much as long as you do it all
Do this first and brush
@@justjoshin5140yes you are correct. mouthwash first then brush
How do you clean them out
How to charge it ?
How to change the battery pls, I can't find the battery holder.. Pls
Where do l charge 😮it up
I refill mine about 4 or 5 times per use. If i start filling it with mouthwash im going to need to buy it by the gallon.
Moreover, i read that it is not good to use mouthwash in waterflosser.
Looks like mine,got mine today at CVS
Mine is not working
hi did you find one that is better? what should i get?
@@user1111AB alcohol mouthwashes causes burning mouth, drying of the oral mucosa, softening effects on composite filling materials and mucosal pain. Use alcohol free mouthwashes!
I just bought a 19 dollars water flosser . Ain’t gonna use it . I don’t need a degree to know the amount of pressure that thing puts out of I’ll damage my teeth
This wireless model is the worst. Traditional models are much better.
Tice nits
Diluting mouthwash defeats the purpose of using it.
We are not telling you to replace the regular dosage of mouthwash. You can simply use mouthwash after
How do you do the backside of your tooth? Mine wont suck up water when i turn it
I think you are to have your head facing down (over the sink) i just got my cordless waterfloss thing and thats what others have been saying.
Can anyone help please. I’m trying to find the best 1 for removing plaque? Their is some with a sharp part & others with water & im not sure what’s best
The best to remove plaque is regular floss. Waterflossers are an addition to floss
@@DentalVibes I’ve just bought an ultrasonic plaque remover from topsmile so fingers crossed it works. It has gd reviews but who knows. Thank you for getting back to me :)
@@Carina0145 we do not recommend those. Getting your teeth cleaned professionally is the way to go.
@@DentalVibes so you don’t recommend water flossers in your water flosser short, how nice
@@YiyiMoya water picks are a good addition to dental care but they do not replace professional tarter removal at the dentist is what she’s trying to convey.
Us crybabies and faebabies must not rest until we get this song to at least 10 Million views 😤😤
Well i want to appreciate dr ohanon for the his natural remedies which made me free from bad breath❤🖤
Is water flosser or waterpik remove tartar?
No! It removes plaque
The overloaded band squats, for just 20 reps have been the sorest i ever been in my life(i have done a lot of crazy things with exercises). My lower back and legs felt destroyed for a whole week and i never try go that heavy again.😂
How do you use it behind the teeth, I’m assuming the pick reaches ?
Yes, you have to reposition it and aim it where you need it to be :)
Is it the same as Waterpik? Do
I have to use both?
No you don’t. Save your money.
They both work the same way on you’re gums and teeth.
But please don’t put mouthwash in you’re waterpik!
@@liltwtb I was about to start adding the mouthwash
Why not?
@@lili9510 if you put mouthwash I the waterpik can dry up in the waterpik so I don’t think it’s good idea but if you have the water flosser you can use mouth because it’s made for it
This is a waterpik. It’s not as expensive but gets the work done
And alcohol mouthwashes cause burning mouth, drying of the oral mucosa, softening effects on composite filling materials and mucosal pain. Use alcohol free with fluoride mouthwashes!
Nice although string flossing still is proven better
Yes, we agree 🦷
@@DentalVibesWhat water flosser did you use in this video?
I think it’s for those that don’t even floss in the first place
If you’re already in the habit of flossing everyday then there’s no need to downgrade. It’s probably for those that don’t do it AT ALL
Ex.)
Doctor: I’d rather you walk everyday for an hour than do nothing. Walking won’t make you fit, but I’d rather you do that than do no form of exercise
@@leonardomichua 💯
What is a brand that doesn't splash? 🤔
All of them can splash lol it’s all about how you use it
@@DentalVibes was this models stream strong enough? or do i need a higher end one?
@@DentalVibesayooo
Get away from this water floss. Water pressurized like this erodes the teeth
Thats why u use mouth wash and filtered water
#Dentaldigest
I only watched this to see your beautiful face in motion. Be well.
How do you clean out the mold though that’s probably building up inside the hose and other spaces ?
Omg following this question, I hope somebody answers 👀
@@Rambutan. they might say run vinegar through it but I’m not sure that would make long enough contact for it to be effective. 😒 have you seen the video where the person took the handle apart (the countertop kind) and found loads of mold inside ?? It’s so gross 🤢
@SleeplessinOC Omg nooo what a disaster 😷😷
Thank you so much for saying this, I've literally just sold my house this week to move to another country to escape mold because I'm highly allergic, there surely has to be a solution for this!
I wonder if we could run alcohol through it? Like drinking grade alcohol?
@@Rambutan. I know right ?? I too am looking for effective solutions (other than bleach with may harm the unit , according to Waterpik) and if I think I have found anything worthwhile, I’ll come back here to post. Drinking grade alcohol? I do remember someone did mention rubbing alcohol but I’m not sure if that’s abrasive enough to actually loosen the mold ? Hmmm 🤔
If you’re trying to get rid of mold from your body and you’re willing and able to eat cooked garlic and beans , not necessarily at the same time but as part of your daily regimen (garlic temporarily or as needed but you need beans to capture the mold that the garlic has captured or killed) , you can remove mold from your body this way. Provided you do not have kidney issues , making beans a daily part of your life is extremely beneficial . You can opt for organic psyllium husk instead if you have kidney issues and can’t and shouldn’t eat beans .
@SleeplessinOC Thank you so much for this info, I haven't started to look into how to detox from mold, so what you shared is really helpful for me.
I had no idea garlic and beans were helpful, I could happily eat them everyday.
And yeah, when I soak my metal cups and bottles that have mold, I leave it overnight. I'm not sure how long it actually takes, but I've found that a short time doesn't work as well.
If I happen to find a solution, I'll let you know too.
Thank you so, so much for this info, it's really helped me a great deal.
Mouthwash is to acidic not good for your teeth
Flat earth level comment
@@THEDOORIZCLOSED actually not, it totallt depends on your oral microbiome and probably lots of other systemic things in your body
What a useless thing to use
I’m so happy right now I mean I just got cured from smelly breath and all thanks to #drosuma