Treat your teeth and gums to a healthy clean that feels like you've just come from the dental hygienist. Cordless and battery operated for use at home or on the go, this water-flossing system flushes out plaque and food debris with pinpoint efficiency to refresh your whole mouth. Safe and effective for all dental work, including braces, it helps prevent gingivitis and gum disease when used regularly.

• Precision water jet tip
• Easy-grip handle
• Removable, easy-fill water tank
• High/low flow control
• Battery operated (2 AA batteries not included)

What Is a Water Flosser?

You might call it a water jet or a water pick, but in the world of dental health, the name water flosser might be more descriptive. This oral cleansing appliance uses a motor and pump to produce a stream of pressurized, pulsating water to flow from a reservoir and exit through a narrow mouthpiece. This targeted water stream serves as a liquid jet of dental floss to help remove plaque, food particles, and bacteria from teeth and gums. Some find it easier and more comfortable to use than regular string dental floss. Dental research indicates that water flossing is more effective at removing plaque and controlling gingivitis than string flossing. The Interplak^® by Conair^® Cordless Portable Water Flossing System (see image at left) is one of the most convenient dental water flossers available. It runs on 2 AA batteries, so it’s easy to take with you wherever you go.

Interplak^® by Conair^® also offers a selection of water jet systems for the whole family, featuring adjustable pressure settings and interchangeable tips.

How Can Water Jet Teeth Cleaning Help Me?

When it comes to flossing, everyone knows the challenge of wrestling that string of dental floss between those molars and grinders in the back of the mouth. That’s where the water flosser comes in! Although it does not completely replace flossing in your daily dental hygiene routine, water flossers can do some things that regular string flossing can’t do.

The stream of water from a water jet is more effective at getting beneath the gum line where acids and bacteria can hide. While everyone can benefit from the use of a water flosser, there are certain situations in which it can be especially advantageous. Water jet teeth cleaning for people who have braces, complicated dental work, or gum disease can offer a valuable enhancement to your oral care routine. Of course, you should always consult with your dentist or periodontist on how to treat your teeth and gums.