Why does the first time use Water Flosser to meet gum bleeds?

The bleeding phenomenon of the gingiva after the first use of the Water Flosser is not an indication that the water pressure is too great to hurt the gingiva, but that the gingiva is inflamed.

Although brushing with a toothbrush can remove most food debris and bacteria from the gums and teeth, traditional brushing methods do not take care of the areas under the gums that connect to the teeth and the small Spaces between the teeth. Bacteria absorb nutrients from food residues, causing the gums to become red, inflamed and prone to bleeding when exposed to external stimuli. This is why bleeding occurs when a Water Flosser cleans inflamed gums.

Q1. Is the toothbrush used before or after brushing?

It is recommended to use a toothbrush before brushing because fluoride in the toothpaste can attach to the surface of the teeth and protect the enamel during brushing. It is generally recommended to use a toothbrush before brushing.

Q2. Can I use Water Flosser during pregnancy?

It can be used. Pregnant women are more likely to have periodontal problems due to increased female hormones, decreased immunity, and altered plaque colony ecology during pregnancy, which aggravates the local stimulation response of periodontal tissues to plaque infection. Pregnant women with gingival inflammation, poor oral hygiene and existing gingivitis are more likely to have periodontal problems. Therefore, during pregnancy should do a good job of oral hygiene.

Q3. Can I use the Water Flosser when I wear braces?

It can be safely used! After orthodontic treatment, it is always difficult to clean the steel wire and bracket blocks, but water can go deep into these blocks for cleaning. The mouthwash is an easy and effective way to remove food debris and bacteria from the area around the braces. Medical reports have proved that the orthodontic spray head of the clean Water Flosser is 5 times more effective than brushing alone in removing plaque, which can effectively avoid plaque formation in the brackets after orthodontics.

Q4. Can brushing be an alternative to brushing?

Can't be! A toothbrush is no substitute for brushing. Although a toothbrush can easily remove food debris and bacteria from crevices, under gums, crevices, cavities and other areas, ordinary brushing cannot completely clean these hidden areas, but the combination of toothbrush and toothpaste is very effective in cleaning the surface of the teeth, freshening the breath and removing harmful bacteria, so brushing is also necessary.

Q5. Does the Water Flosser have any effect on the calculus?

Dental calculus is formed after the calcification of dental plaque and food residue by saliva reaction, even if the use of Water Flosser can not be washed away, so the use of Water Flosser or regular dental cleaning. However, the interdental space is the place where the formation of dental stones is fast. Adhering to the use of Water Flosser can make the formation of dental stones slow, which is good for the prevention of tooth decay and periodontitis.

Q6. Is the Water Flosser ready to use?

The toothbrush can be used before or after a meal, depending on personal habits. It is recommended not to use the Water Flosser for more than 5 minutes within 2 hours. Each use should be controlled for about 1 minute, and 30 seconds for the upper and lower teeth.

Q7. Can only clean water be poured into the tank?

Regular Water Flosser can be added to the tank, but it is recommended that the ratio of mouthwash to water be no more than 1:1. Iodine, bleach solution, tea tree oil, brine, soda, or insoluble essential oils should not be added to the tank, as these liquids will reduce the product's efficiency and shorten the product's life. If additional additives are added to the tank, be sure to flush the tank with clean water after use, because not cleaning in time will also reduce the efficiency of the product, and may breed bacteria.

Q8. How should the water tank be cleaned?

Hard water deposits may accumulate on the machine, depending on the mineral content of the water. If left unchecked over a long period of time, it may affect performance.

Fill the tank with warm water (no more than 50℃) and add a tablespoon of white vinegar. Point the handle and nozzle into the lavatory basin. Turn on the machine and let it run until the tank is empty. Then fill the tank with clean warm water and repeat the procedure to flush. Repeat this operation every 1 to 3 months to ensure optimal performance.