When to use
Make your Handheld Water Flosser part of your daily routine to clean between teeth and around dental work. Start on the lowest setting and follow the product instructions for best results.
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Sensitive gums
Start on the lowest setting for a gentle clean that still reaches below the gumline. If discomfort or bleeding persists, check in with a dentist.
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Around braces
Flush out the food that gets trapped around brackets and wires, where string floss is hard to thread.
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Trapped food
Rinse away food stuck between teeth or under the gumline after meals, in seconds.
Water flosser vs floss: compare the clean.
Compare how a handheld water flosser and traditional dental floss work so you can choose what fits your daily routine, comfort and cleaning style.
Traditional floss
- Threaded between teeth
- Manual wrap-and-slide motion
- Compact spool storage
- No batteries or charging needed
- Gentle on gums with proper technique
Water flosser
- A jet of water loosens and rinses out plaque
- 6 cleaning modes
- Reaches around braces and dental work
- Up to 30 days on a single charge
- IPX7 waterproof, with 4 tips included
