WATERPIK vs SONICARE | Pressure Test & Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
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Peggy did a stellar job, lol. Thanks for all the informative videos!
Thanks Dr. Nemeth and Peggy. GO BLUE
I wonder whether this Dr. was doing a comparison of the two oral irrigators or just trying to promote the Sonicare. Sonicare is Philip's recent oral irrigator model while the Waterpik Classic water flosser has been in the market for over ten years. The more recent Waterpik flosser models, such as Aquarius or Aquarius Professional, which are less expensive than Sonicare, give higher water pressure than the classic model and also have the massage /pulse feature. Waterpik Aquarius flosser also comes with more floss tips than Sonicare for different dental needs.
This is my issue. Another video I watched was lying obviously and promoting a brand. Did you find a good one to go with if I may ask?
Nice
Dr. Nemeth was showing you an alternative to WaterPik and not necessarily selling one or the other. Both have pros and cons.
I want to find whichever one has the larger tank.
My bathroom has no electric line..... So, How can i use aquarius professional waterpik in my bathroom???
Have any Aquarius professional waterpik which has high pressure And which is cordless???
My brace treatment is starting...
Personal preference is Hydrofloss; my gums and hygienist love the results😊
Waterpik flosser, Sonicare toothbrush, and interdental brushes, all in under $100 total, and 10 minutes a day using them properly -VS- $5,000.00+ PER TOOTH for an implant.
Nice review doc! I use the waterpik toothbrush currently and I dig it
You dig it into what??
Great job, Peggy! :)
Would you do another comparison with the new Oral B water flosser? Please ❤
Thank you for the video!
Lol Peggy's laughing made me happy 🤣
Please tell me which is the best irrigator out of these 2..?
what about Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 3000?
Philips makes the best household products hands down. Whatever I'm buying, if philips makes a version you better believe that's the one I choose.
Time to try the new oral-b water flosser advanced powered toothbrush. I would like you to review it.
Sonicare seems significantly quieter. Is that a valid observation?
would be interesting to compare on some dirty surface to see which actually cleans better
the second no question is seemingly much stronger, like how set with measurement distances and height
Thank you. It seems loud.
Yeah Sonicare was the brand of my previous water flosser, but it started having problems with its battery. It just won't charge so I replaced it with an Oclean W10 and after comparing the price I just wished I didn't buy from Sonicare to save my self some money.
The Oclean W10 is very strong for me. I use it on lowest settings with the perio head. Do you still use the W10? If yes, with which nozzle and speed?
I use the 910 nano it great today my third day of usage. I just use the normal tip and two hands to guide it.on occasion it zaps me it has.enough force on 3 to pierce my inner cheek. To me that's power a plenty! I used to use my dad's teletype w.p. back in the 70s it had a wand for everyone in the family.we used to.have a broxodent electric toothbrush. It was good. We had several throughout the years. The motor was powerful and did 30000 oscillations unheard of in those days. Unfortunately I have a.small mouth and the broxofent wore out. I went to annual oral b 30 when I could find one. Otherwise I had to.use a b40. I still prefer the clear colored manual straight oral b their brushes were nice and soft. I had trouble getting molars and front insides. I started smoking about 1980 and really neglected my teeth. I developed trench mouth lost. My home then moved to a mission. Th
Pluss my sinusitis is going away I can breath again I can breath again that's the robert plant song and it suits me to a t. I can also breath lij
Like a child when the forest fires clear. 😅 hope I've helped someone over and out.
Do a video on agressive periodontitis
I will add that to the list!
Can you please explain how to add antiseptic to the basin??
A capful of hydrogen peroxide every use works great.
What do you think about the Hydrofloss irrigator? I’ve heard it helps break up plaque due to magnetizing the water
I've used a Hydrofloss daily for more than a decade and it's just now starting to leak, so I'm shopping for a replacement. Do not blindly accept the Hydrofloss marketing as their "polarizing" technology just means that there's a magnet in the handle (that's why it's larger than handles from other brands). I'm quite serious as I've had the unit apart multiple times and know how it works. They literally patented a small magnet in the handle.
Also, some other irrigators will allow the use of salt water, but the Hydrofloss will leak immediately as salt dissolves the grease used on the pump piston. Learn from my mistake; DO NOT run salty water through a Hydrofloss. The instructions DO warn against doing this, so I don't blame the company for this.
Also, the Hydrofloss written instructions vary *dramatically* from their (old) video marketing, which used actors in lab coats to make outrageous claims. This misleads patients to use the product incorrectly, as is often the case with "TV" marketing. The fact that they spent money on such "fake" video production pretending to involve scientists in a high-tech laboratory makes me highly suspicious of the company.
The video content also claimed that Hydrofloss *replaces* regular flossing, but my experience showed otherwise (plaque began building up) and my dentist agreed that this is absolutely not true; you must still do string flossing and/or use gum brushes.
Hydrofloss came up with a business strategy whereby they don't have to compete on store shelves with other brands, but are instead sold through dentists, apparently by offering them a nice margin. Hydrofloss thus costs more than twice as much as its competitors. Convenient, no? The one advantage of the extra cost is that my dentist will replace any Hydrofloss that fails, though I have not yet tested whether he'll still do so after a decade ;).
If you really believe that the magnet is helping to remove plaque, glue a small, but strong, magnet to the hose or handle of your waterpik or sonicare. Seriously.
The Hydrofloss is admittedly of good quality as a single unit has lasted me well over a decade, but the magnet reeks of pseudoscience, the unit costs a lot more than competitors, and it is destroyed by a cup of salt water.
These devices simply squirt water from a nozzle and most use a cheap, loud pump to do so. There is no magical difference between them so long as they offer well-designed tips and are built to last. I now see a lot of battery-powered crap on Amazon from brands I've never heard of and which are shipped directly from China, but any oral irrigator from a reputable brand should do fine.
Hydrofloss works fine, but so do the others.
@@antibrevity wow! This is the most thorough, information, & descriptive review I've ever read. Great job.
I just bought the Aquarius waterpik and it has a dial 1-10 and it stronger then my handheld one. They say to start slow then go up in numbers and you use it. I used everything and still have bad teeth- I have dry mouth which makes it worst. I hope this help . I just had my first root canal . Never want to do that again. I floss all the time and with the waterpik I hope I can have better teeth from now on.
Same just got the Aquarius waterpik on prime day. For only 40 dollars it’s worth the try.
Do you scrape your tongue 👅? The buildup of bacteria on the dorsal and back of the tongue is usually the cause of bad breath.
Sincerely RDH
Does dental xray show bacteria under the gums
Hi. Do you think these can remove pre covid plaque? I have never run down a single dental office ever due to fear of dentist and cost. Not looked for new dentist since moving in 2020 either and last place was not a keeper. Considering getting such a device to try and Get cleaner teeth and better gums. Thank you for the fun part with your assistent.😊
I can Answer myself, no it seems not. Certainly did not see what might resemble improvement when i got my flosser yesterday. I have less options on mine, But i bled at once, so it is strong and gums not completely Healthy, But a week of use might fix that. So as long as one do not worry about the blood. That will go away. Tried it Now after breakfast, it did clean out some food in the sink. Need to Practice to Get more hang of it
You'd have to work on it for at least a month for your gums to heal from bleeding. Also try oil pulling and salt water rinses.
Have you been to the dentist for a cleaning?
I use the ORAL B Toothbrush NUMBER 35, it was recommended to me by my dentist who specializes in sensitive gums, and it has worked perfectly for me, I recommend it, it is soft and it is special for gums that do not bleed.
Can a water flosser replace the regular dental floss or interdental brushes? I’m seeing some gum recession and was wondering if a water flosser will help with getting rid of bacteria that may cause gum disease/recession.
Waterflossing is an Adjunct not a replacement
Flossing cleans the "armpits " section of the tooth, you would never just let the water rinse your armpits in the shower. Floss first, waterpik second, brush last.
@@EaglesEric1 The plug in waterpiks get all the food out. They are strong.
Thank you for doing this test I just bought a nano and love it I can put hydrogen peroxide in it and my mouth feels almost like I very had a.professional cleaning. Great little device wish I'd bought one sooner.
This is the dentist ya want.
Did this guy play QB for the NY Jets?
I NEED AN APPOINTMENT ASAP DOC
Why does he have to be in Michigan? Too far from me! haha
can water pressure erode enamel?
dont think so, ive been using sonicare 7000 for 3 months yet it stays in my tooth. Water pressure only removes left over food and get rid some of the tartar if not well build enough as the water get rid of acid inside of your mouth. still preferred to go to dentist every 3-4 months for deep cleaning to get rid of build up tartar and enamel and following up with water flosser for healthy teeth and gums.
Sure compare a Waterpik model that is over 20 years old to the latest Sonicare. The pause function that you liked about the Sonicare has been available from Waterpik for a while now, it's not something unique to the model you have been asked to promote.
0:41 don't act like this ur 1st time in this situation 😂😂
I am still confused about the highest pressure and maximum power applies on your gums ... doesn't any kind of high pressure applied daily lead to GUM RECESSION over time ? like in a couple of years for example ? Same with hard brushing and hard flossing
I wanted to know to
Gentle on all counts for me for exactly that concern.
@@fagelsinnet another option is to go to a dentist and ask if you have gum recession since they cant detect best ...
You start on gentle pressure and as your gums heal, you gradually go up on the pressure. Your gums strengthen just like your muscles strengthen, over time and with consistency.
@@serenityjewel but why do we need to go up on the pressure ? why not stay on the lowest setting just to be extra safe ? why would I want to risk it ? I dont mind risking my muscles in a workout but I dont see any point in risking the gums
It's nice to have a nice assistant for penetration tests.
LMAO😂😂😂
Water pick is only 40 dollars! Works better than sonic care which cost way more
Models are comparable in price. Each offer a high-end and low-end.
Sonicare still 1 year down are expensive and they are hit and miss with what you get.
I appreciate the video but I really hope she's getting paid for this extra stuff. This is not in her job description.
Too much pressure is bad for your gums.
Hey the waterpik makes the sonic so your just promoting waterpik LOL
Good job sis!😄💦
peggy look good then a mf'er
tfw you really want to just blast your assistant with your water flosser but need a valid excuse
Maybe just maybe if his assistant would stop acting like she is scared of water and hold the napkin steady and not pull it apart to make Sonicare seem better...
Omg😂😂😂😂. That is to strong, to much pressure , will rip gums,,,! .
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