Our manual water flosser provides an easy and effective way to support healthy teeth and gum. Using air technology to propel the water stream, it effectively blasts away food debris on and in between your teeth, reducing the formation of periodontitis. With the specially designed low profile tip, the water flosser can easily reach the back of your teeth and hard to clean areas that conventional toothbrushes may struggle to reach. Irrigating teeth is less abrasive than using tooth floss on your gums. You can also add a little mouthwash into the jet for a cleaner feeling. The product also works great with those who have braces, bridges, implants and are unable to floss as effectively.
Function:
Removes debris, reduces bacteria, control plagues
Provides dental flossing
Improves gum health
Freshens breath
Deep Cleanses braces, bridges, crown & implants
Can reach all points of the mouth

No batteries, cords, or charging stations is required. Super portable on travel. Easy and safe to operate.
Regular irrigation will assist in the prevention of gum disease and improve your dental and oral hygiene. Always use the irrigator after brushing your teeth.
For best care clear out all fluids from water pick after each use.

• Our Manual Water Flosser uses air propelled water stream to effectively jet away plaque, food debris, and bacteria from in between your teeth and mouth.
• Ergonomically designed low profile tip easily reaches the back of your teeth and maintain all areas of your teeth clean.
• The manual water jet stream is easy to control and gentle toward sensitive teeth and gum to achieve deep cleansing. It is also perfect for keeping braces, bridges, implants, crowns, or periodontal pockets clean.
• No batteries or Cords is needed. Easy to carry on travel, super portable. Safer to operate than other electrically pressurized water pik flosser.
• Constructed with high-quality, BPA-free plastic, and approved by the FDA as safe for oral use.

Our Manual Water Flosser uses air propelled water stream to effectively jet away plaque, food debris, and bacteria from in between your teeth and mouth.Discovery Health