poster proves water floss success - teeth water flosser

At the British Institute of Dental Hygiene and therapy oral health conference and exhibition held in Bournemouth on November, Water Pik proudly sponsored the poster section that showed the researchers.
The report included two studies on water floats at Waterpik.
Delegates learned that compared to Sonicare Air dental floss, water dental floss can remove more plaque from the teeth, even in hard-to-reach areas.
A single-use study showed that water floss decreased by 30% in terms of plaque removal compared to air floss.
When subjects were using these devices for four weeks, the difference in plaque reduction rose to 70%.
Similarly, after one use, the difference in the approximate area is 19%, and after four weeks, the difference in the approximate area is 60%, which is beneficial to floats.
The four-week study also showed a 80% increase in the effectiveness of water floss in reducing gum inflammation compared to air floss.
More than 50 clinical trials specifically for Waterpik Water Flosser have shown that it is safe and effective and can significantly improve oral health by removing plaque and reducing inflammation in patients with gum inflammation, patients with mild to moderate periodontal disease, diabetes, implants, orthodontic appliances, crowns, bridges, and even fairly good oral hygiene.