Waterpik WP-662

After using this device for a week, I can say that I would definitely recommend it. The device is not wireless like other models, but it does offer a number of advantages. Thanks to the wide range of mouthpieces and adjustment options, you can adjust the device as desired so that it works optimally for your teeth (braces, bridge, normal,...). The water reservoir is certainly sufficient for a good cleaning. The device makes a pulsating sound during use, but that is not too bad and is not disturbing, certainly not to the extent that it will wake someone up in a nearby room.

Keep in mind that the tips only last 3-6 months according to the manufacturer and that you will have to buy them afterwards. Since I only have a week of experience, I cannot yet judge whether this term is actually correct.

All in all, definitely recommended for someone who wants to be able to adjust their water flosser to their liking, or when different family members (with different needs) will use the same device.

The oral irrigator gets where you can't with a toothbrush, it sprays with adjustable targeted force between your teeth, and massages your gums. You can also use mouthwash, extra tasty.

Flossing is a pleasure and a breeze with this device. I should have had this a long time ago. My teeth have never been so well cared for. Do you also find it so annoying to fiddle with floss or brush picks? Then you should definitely try a water flosser.

Removes everything between my teeth. My gums seem to be improving. My tongue (as a smoker) looks much better and purer.

I do recommend a decent water flosser like this Waterpik WP-660. Water flossers with a reservoir in the handle have to be refilled too often, usually more than once per session. Rechargeable water flossers often have less power than mains powered ones. It costs a bit, but I expect it to last a few years because it is quality. And when it breaks, I'll definitely buy a new one because I don't want to go back to the old way of flossing.

Get used to it in the beginning to keep your lips closed so that the water doesn't splash in all directions. It is best to use lukewarm water because cold water feels unpleasant. And I sometimes even use it as a mini-high pressure, for example to spray hairs from a razor. My best purchase in years! Don't hesitate, just buy. Your teeth will thank you.