Portable water dental flosser charging dental irrigator oral cleans mouth and whitens teeth

What is a Portable water dental flosser

Water flosser is an auxiliary cleaning tool that uses a pulsed stream of water to clean the teeth and interdental space. It is available in portable, benchtop forms, with a flushing pressure of 0 to 90psi.

Introduction to the dental oral irrigator

Just as people know how easy it is to wash out cars and so on with a water cannon, a properly pressurized stream of water has long been shown to be effective in cleaning teeth and mouth. The cleaning effect of the tooth punch is mainly achieved by using the impact force of the high speed water jet under a certain pressure.

On the basis of the impact force of the water itself, the cleaning effect is further improved:

(1) Make the water flow spray and impact in the form of appropriate pulses, or bring more bubbles into the water flow can also have similar vibration impact effect.

(2) Add some additives with different functions to the water flow, such as adding fine hard and heavy sand to form countless high-speed "bullets", or adding some surfactants to increase the cleaning function, etc. The impact cleaning capacity of the water column is also related to the size of the water column.

(3) By changing the frequency of water flow pulse, the best combination with pressure can be achieved. For example, the professional dental cleaning machine in the dental clinic is more than 20,000 times of high frequency. From the principle of using frequency vibration to clean objects, the higher the frequency, the better the cleaning effect.

The necessity of using an electric dental irrigator

At the junction of the tooth and gingiva, a groove about 2 mm deep surrounds the tooth but is not attached to the tooth. This is the most important access to the tooth base

The junction, however, is the most prone to contamination and is the most likely to cause tooth and gum disease. Gingival crevices and interdental Spaces are two of the most difficult areas to clean, with one study suggesting that "up to 40 per cent of tooth surfaces cannot be cleaned with a toothbrush". Although floss (or toothpick) can remove the buildup on the surface of the tooth, uneven surfaces are still not clean on a microscopic level. Only a very thin vegetative film is needed for bacterial growth, and the harmful effects of the residual mucous film are still partially present. Pressure water, which is both destructive and capable of drilling into holes, is in principle the ideal way to clean your mouth. According to the United States, the hight pressure water dental flosser jet can flush into the gingival groove to a depth of 50-90%. The pressure water column can not only clean all kinds of gaps and holes and convex and concave surfaces, but also achieve microscopic thorough "cleaning" rather than macroscopic rough "cleaning". In addition to the function of cleaning teeth and oral cavity, the water flow has a massage effect on the gingiva, promoting the blood circulation of the gingiva and enhancing the resistance of local tissues; It can also eliminate bad breath caused by poor oral hygiene.

Main effects of using a tooth punch

In addition to being uncomfortable and carrying bacteria of its own, food debris tucked between teeth is more harmful because it provides nutrients to plaque. If not removed in time, dental plaque is easy to calcify and become "calculus" accumulated in the root of the tooth, compression and stimulation of the periodontal environment, so that the periodontal atrophy. Therefore, using a dental flush or toothpick or floss to clean between the teeth is actually blocking a major source of nutrients for dental plaque.