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How to Choose a Dental Water Flosser | Perfora

Want that squeaky clean feeling in your mouth Read this blog to find out more about a dental water flosser and how to make one a part of your daily routine!<br>

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How to Choose a Dental Water Flosser | Perfora

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  1. How to Choose a Dental Water Flosser

  2. Do you love the clean feeling in your mouth when you leave the dentist? You can now get the same feeling at home by using a dental water flosser - a device with a pressurized or pulsating stream of water used to remove food and plaque stuck in your teeth. While a water flosser is most recommended for people with braces it can be used by anyone as it has a lot of benefits over regular floss.

  3. Regular floss or dental water flosser why does it even matter? • We all love a gorgeous flattering smile, but taking care of your teeth is not just about good looks. Poor oral hygiene can cause gum diseases, tooth decay and plaque. • To maintain oral hygiene, brushing your teeth twice a day is a good first step. But, only brushing does not help. Regular brushing is not enough to clean out particles, plaque and germs stuck in between your teeth. • Toothbrush bristles aren’t small enough to effectively clean the food stuck between teeth or tight spaces. Hence it is recommended to go for flossing which is a better way to remove the food stuck in between teeth and avoid cavities. • Let's look at the advantages and disadvantages of the two popular flossing methods- string and water in order to understand which is more effective. • Dental water flossers • Dental water flossers, also known as dental water jets use a pulsating stream of water to remove food particles, bacteria and plaque stuck in between teeth and under the gum lining. These are easy to use, a little expensive (value for money in the long run) and work on most areas of your mouth.

  4. Advantages of dental water flosser • Gets in difficult to access areas • Gives you a clean feeling • Easy to use • Cleans between tightly spaced teeth • Disadvantages of water flosser • Costly • Messy

  5. String Floss • String Floss is the regular one with or without a coating of wax and comes in different flavours. You can cut the floss yourself and use the string to remove the plaque and food stuck in between your teeth. String flosses have been in the market for a long time and are used by many regularly. • Advantages of string floss  • Control is in your hands • Teeth can be cleaned completely if used properly • Disadvantages of string floss • Can cause cuts and burns if not used properly • Takes time to get used to it. Time-consuming process.

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