Are your teeth able to stand water flosser in winter?

It is not convenient to connect warm water with the water flosser at school, and the teeth are a little frozen.

It's cold in winter, but there's something called warm water.Usually in winter directly brush your teeth with tap water will feel frozen teeth, if the winter directly with tap water for a few minutes to use water flosser, it may really frostbite, resulting in bleeding gums.In winter, I will add some warm water to the water tank. The temperature should not be too high, because it is not good for the teeth and may shorten the service life of the water flosser.The dentist also told me that the water should not be too hot or too cold when brushing teeth, especially when flushing teeth. It will not only irritate the gums, but also cause cracked teeth.

Do you think buying Water Flosser is paying an IQ tax?

Brushing teeth every day and tooth decay, want to buy a Water Flosser as a cleaning supplement, I do not know whether it is significant, after all, the price of Water Flosser is not cheap.

First of all, buying water flosser isn't really an IQ tax.As a fan who has been using water flosser, I sincerely hope that everyone will use them.But at the same time, I'm going to tell you why we need to use a water flosser, we need to know what it is, we need to know why it is, we need to know what it is, we need to make a judgment, we can't follow blindly, we need to understand the true principle of a water flosser and how to choose a water flosser.

I don't think it's that hard to use water flosser . Was it hacked?I have been troubled by orthodontics these years and it is too difficult to clean, so I bought these water flosser, ranging from big to small, from home to portable. I think the water flosser are not difficult to use, have they been hacked recently?Hey, guys, did you use the water flosser?Let's share our feelings.

The popularity of the electric toothbrush has greatly optimized the quality and efficiency of your brushing, but for your oral care, it is far from enough.An electric toothbrush is just a toothbrush, after all. It's still on the surface of the teeth.The combat effect against intertooth residue, foreign bodies in hidden areas (gingival root, fossil-furrows, etc.) and dental plaque (especially dental plaque on the adjacent surface of teeth) is still limited.Delayingplaque removal, which can lead to gingivitis and periodontal disease, is one of the main culprits behind your toothache.That's why oral care tools like toothpicks, water flosser, interdental brushes, and dental rinsers exist.Among them, the water flosser "qualifications" is the most shallow, but now quite popular consumption upgrade people chase after, is this trend worth following?

How cost-effective is a water flosser compared to traditional floss and other tools?

The working principle of most of the water flosser on the market today is to generate high pressure pulse water column by pressurizing the water through the pump body. The water impact force is used to clean the concealed positions such as the cracks on the side of the teeth and the cracks at the junction of the gingiva and teeth. At the same time, it massages and stimulates the gingiva to improve blood circulation and relieve toothache.