Question 1

What is the difference between floss and water flosser?

Accepted Answer

Plaque is removed by flossing by threading a thin nylon or Teflon string in a C-shape pattern between teeth. A thin, pressurised spray of water is fired out between teeth by a water flosser, commonly referred to as an oral irrigator.

Question 2

How often should you change your flosser?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended to change your flosser every 3 months as it might carry a lot of germs.

Question 3

Why does my gum bleed while using flosser?

Accepted Answer

Improper methods of using water flosser may lead to such problems. Use it in a proper way also adjust the pressure and water flow that suit your needs.

Question 4

What are the benefits of flosser?

Accepted Answer

Water flossers are less abrasive – offers a gentle alternative than traditional ones Offers deep cleaning – as it can reach the unreachable areas Ideal for people who are having braced teeth

Question 5

Do you use cold or warm water in an Oral Irrigator?

Accepted Answer

That depends on your comfy part; either you can fill the tank with warm or cold water, but stick with particular one as it may irritate tooth sensitivity

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