Thank you for your comprehensive review. I just bought my Waterpik "Ultra" Water Flosser today at Walmart for $60. My dentist suggested i invest in it. Maybe i'll upgrade once i've gotten my money's worth from this unit.
It is a bit noisy yes. Quieter than they once were. In the region of 70-80 decibels typically. It might be your unit is faulty, not possible to say without more inforation.
hi can you review Oral B Pulsonic. I don't know where else is available but I'm sure that is in the market in Croatia and its different than any Oral B toothbrush so I'm thinking of buying Pulsonic but I would rather wait for review if its coming soon...Excellent content....best reviews of oral products. Greets from Croatia
Thanks for the kind words about our content and reviews. I am aware of the Pulsonic but have no immediate plans to review it. I believe it is more widely sold in central Europe than the UK/USA for example. As far as I am aware it is similar to a sonic toothbrush like that from Sonicare. However, not having used it, I can't make too much in the way of comment. I would generally advise going for the oscillating rotating type of toothbrush they offer over the Pulsonic as it is generally considered a better approach for cleaning the teeth.
No it is not. It has to be connected to a mains power outlet to work. You can't move it and use it unless connected to power, there is no battery built-in.
Oh okay hopefully this floss isn’t as too powerful for my gums as I have ordered previously flossers the pressure was too strong so hopefully this water floss isn’t as strong
Unfortunately, none of our team have tartar. We call get plaque, but not bad because we stick to good oral care routines. No water flosser will be able to remove tartar I am afraid to say.
An advantage of Oral Irrigators is that they actually clean the entire curve of a tooth. While normal floss can only be both halves of the teeth.
Thank you for your comprehensive review. I just bought my Waterpik "Ultra" Water Flosser today at Walmart for $60. My dentist suggested i invest in it. Maybe i'll upgrade once i've gotten my money's worth from this unit.
Brilliant comprehensive review with great recommendations. Cheers
Hi can you please make a video using only a Waterpik and a plaque tablet to see how well it removes plaque by itself? Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion. This is something we will consider for the future, for sure!
Nice seeing that invisalign in there, hope you're doing okay!
Would’ve been great to actually hear it
Is the waterpik motor supposed to be loud like a pressure washer and the waterpik tube vibrate violently?
It is a bit noisy yes. Quieter than they once were. In the region of 70-80 decibels typically. It might be your unit is faulty, not possible to say without more inforation.
hi can you review Oral B Pulsonic. I don't know where else is available but I'm sure that is in the market in Croatia and its different than any Oral B toothbrush so I'm thinking of buying Pulsonic but I would rather wait for review if its coming soon...Excellent content....best reviews of oral products. Greets from Croatia
Thanks for the kind words about our content and reviews.
I am aware of the Pulsonic but have no immediate plans to review it. I believe it is more widely sold in central Europe than the UK/USA for example.
As far as I am aware it is similar to a sonic toothbrush like that from Sonicare. However, not having used it, I can't make too much in the way of comment. I would generally advise going for the oscillating rotating type of toothbrush they offer over the Pulsonic as it is generally considered a better approach for cleaning the teeth.
I find the machine too light. It should have a heavy base on it. Or maybe an optional one. It moves around too easily.
Is this water floss cordless? Or do you have to charge it first
No it is not. It has to be connected to a mains power outlet to work. You can't move it and use it unless connected to power, there is no battery built-in.
Oh okay hopefully this floss isn’t as too powerful for my gums as I have ordered previously flossers the pressure was too strong so hopefully this water floss isn’t as strong
You have 10 different settings from low to high, I think you will find the lower settings perfectly fine.
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Not convinced.. I want to see it being used on a real person with bad plaque and tartar.. ?
Unfortunately, none of our team have tartar. We call get plaque, but not bad because we stick to good oral care routines. No water flosser will be able to remove tartar I am afraid to say.
Waste of time , 7 mins too