A water flosser uses a targeted stream of water to clean spaces between teeth and around the gum line. It's a supplement to your oral care, not a substitute for professional dental advice.
How to get started
- Fill the reservoir with water.
- Choose a comfortable intensity.
- Lean slightly over the sink.
- Direct the stream along the gum line and between the teeth.
- Work systematically through your mouth.
Combine with brushing
A water flosser can be part of a broader routine with brushing and appropriate oral care. Check out the Electric Water Flosser and our Oral Care & Oral Hygiene collection.
Comfort first
Start at a low or comfortable level. A water flosser should not be unnecessarily painful. If you experience persistent complaints or bleeding gums, it's advisable to consult a dentist or dental hygienist.
FAQ
Is a water flosser the same as brushing your teeth?
No. They are different components of oral care.
How often should I use it?
Follow the device's manual and establish a routine that you can consistently maintain.
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