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Negin
Dry/Resilient
It’s great that you’re experiencing better gum health . But as a dental health professional we advise against water flossers. They do not remove plaque and give a false sense of cleanliness that just isn’t there according to numerous studies
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Practiceforskin
Dry/Resilient
Thanks for saying this!
I didn’t grow up being taught to floss so I’m attempting to build that habit in adulthood and have had little consistency with regular dental floss.
I just looked it up and did see that standard floss is better for plaque removal. I think in my case it’s some flossing is better than no flossing. I always follow it up with brushing my teeth and mouthwash as often as possible.
Hopefully at some point I’ll be more consistent with regular dental floss
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Boba04
Dry/Sensitive
Good for you as I had a messy experience! 😁 The water flosser was like a hose for me that I could not properly use and control 😭. Splashes everywhere and I haven't touched that device since.
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Practiceforskin
Dry/Resilient
I’m so sorry about that, the one I use has variable speed settings and easy access on and off switch. It’s not completely mess free but it’s good enough for me
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Yazi2112
Oily/Resilient
Thank you and is there a specific product you recommend
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Practiceforskin
Dry/Resilient
I’ve only used one, and honestly I bought it on impulse there could be better options. I think you can just google different options and find one in your price range
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Itstime4glam
Oily/Resilient
I have never tried one but I am so interested. Which one are you using? 😊
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Practiceforskin
Dry/Resilient
I’m not sure as I’m away from the packaging but I’ll check when I get back
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