Waterpik, Water Flosser, Cordless Express - 1 Kit

Product Name

• Waterpik, Water Flosser, Cordless Express - 1 Kit

Brand

• Waterpik

Main Category

• Personal Care

Sub Category

• Oral Care

Description

• The Waterpik Cordless Express Water Flosser is a portable and waterproof oral hygiene device designed for effective plaque removal and gum health improvement. 
• It combines water pressure with pulsating action to clean deep between teeth and below the gumline, areas traditional brushing and flossing can't reach. 
• This flosser is battery-operated, making it ideal for travel and use in the shower. 
• It comes with two flossing tips and offers dual water pressure settings to customize your cleaning experience. 
• The removable water reservoir provides up to 30 seconds of flossing time. 
• Accepted by the American Dental Association (ADA) for safety and effectiveness. 

Benefits

• Removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas, reducing the risk of gingivitis, cavities, and bad breath. 
• Clinically proven to be up to 50% more effective than traditional string floss for improving gum health.
• Portable and waterproof design allows for convenient use in the shower and on-
• Dual pressure settings enable customization for a gentle or deep clean. 
• Easy-to-fill water reservoir ensures a hassle-free flossing experience. 
• Comes with two flossing tips, suitable for multiple users or different cleaning needs.

What is Tooth Decay?

• Fill the water reservoir with lukewarm water.
• Insert the desired flossing tip into the handle.
• Select the preferred pressure setting: low for sensitive gums or high for deep cleaning.
• Place the tip in your mouth, lean over the sink, and turn on the device.
• Direct the water stream at the gumline and move along each tooth, pausing briefly between them.
• Empty the reservoir and rinse the device after use.
• Replace the flossing tip every 3-6 months for optimal performance.

Symptoms of Tooth Decay

• Tooth decay is the permanent damage to the tooth's surface caused by bacteria and acids.
• It is one of the most common health problems worldwide.
• Tooth decay can affect people of all ages, especially children and teenagers.

Causes of Tooth Decay

• Build-up of bacterial plaque on teeth.
• Frequent consumption of sugary and starchy foods.
• Not brushing and flossing teeth regularly.
• Dry mouth, as saliva helps prevent decay.
• Genetic factors and weak tooth structure.

Symptoms of Tooth Decay

• Toothache, especially when eating hot or cold foods.
• White or brown spots on the tooth surface.
• Bad breath.
• Visible holes or pits in the teeth.
• Increased tooth sensitivity.

How to Prevent Tooth Decay

• Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.
• Floss daily to remove food particles between teeth.
• Avoid excessive consumption of sugary foods and drinks.
• Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings.
• Use mouthwash.

Treatment for Tooth Decay

• Dental fillings: To repair cavities caused by decay.
• Root canal treatment: If decay reaches the tooth's nerve.
• Dental crowns: To protect and restore damaged teeth.
• Fluoride treatments: To strengthen tooth enamel.
• Tooth extraction: In severe cases where the tooth cannot be saved.

Tips for Maintaining Good Oral Health

• Drink plenty of water to help produce saliva.
• Eat calcium and vitamin-rich foods for strong teeth.