Product Information:
Product name | Countertop Water Flosser |
Waterproof level | IPX5 |
Certificates: | CE-EMC,CE-LVD,GS,RoHS,PAHS,SCCP,FCC,ERP,KC,EU/USA patent design |
Water tank | 1000ML |
Water pressure | 30-150PSI/3-17G |
Flow rate per min | About 200ml/min |
Power | 24W |
Material | ABS+TPE+POM |
Working Mode | 10 working modes |
Noise | <70dB |
Features 1 | Intelligent pcba 2 minutes off function |
Features 2 | Nozzle storage |
Features 3 | Lowest noise below 70dB |
Features 4 | Can control the water flow on the handle |
G.W | 990g |
N.W | 840g |
Item size | 202mm*128mm*255mm |
Gift box size | 227*145*199.56mm |
Carton sizeCarton size | 480*455*415mm |
Package | 1pc machine+6pcs tips+1pc user manual+1pc gift box+1 pc adapter |
Not quite, and that's because the two methods work differently. Water flossing covers more surface area, while regular flossing is best for getting into the spaces between your teeth and below the gum line to prevent tartar buildup and cavities between teeth. String floss is also able to wrap all the way around the teeth, something water flossers can't accomplish. And, of course, water flossers are much pricier than standard string floss.
"Both [water flossing and flossing] have their own specific areas of effectiveness, so the ideal dental hygiene program takes advantage of both methods," says Dr. Harwood. Here's a good rule of thumb to follow, according to the dentists we spoke with: Brush your teeth first, then use traditional string floss to loosen anything stuck between your teeth and to keep gums healthy, then finish off with a water flosser to flush it all out.