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i don't really think so.

 

My water flosser is becoming a white elephant.

It's really messy to use, have to use in shower and sometimes u can injure your gum cos i guess most of us don't really use it in front of the mirror.

Should use with your mouth close. Use a few more times to get the hang of it.
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I find it useful but recently i experienced sensitive teeth, i was wondering if it is due to the water flosser.

 

i have a half emerged wisdom tooth on my upper gum.

I used the water flosser on that area and my gum was inflammed for a few days. If i don't use the water flosser, bo taichi.

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I find the water flosser to be brilliant.

 

If I floss with thread and then use inter dental brush afterwards when I then use water flosser still a lot of food and maybe plaque is removed.

 

For me I can't praise water flosser enough.

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I don’t know man

But it is a lot easier to use

If it is a lot easier to use, then will use more :XD:

 

As long as you're flossing, it's ok.

 

Actually, for me, I've been using the thread floss for a long time and one particular tooth always seems to leave a bad smell on the thread.

I tried cleaning that tooth for a long time, but the bad smell comes and goes.

 

After a couple of years, I got a terrible toothache, every time I eat food or drink. I thought it was sensitive teeth, loss of enamel.

Bought a lot of those toothpaste and use it in fervour.

Until I can't stand the pain anymore, I went to the dentist.

 

He use an X-ray and found the cause was due to that tooth decayed, leaving the bad smell on the floss.

The decay was on the side, that's why I can't see it. But the floss pulls out the bad smell.

It was then extracted.

 

So the thread floss may not be a bad thing.

If I had acted on the bad smell much earlier, that tooth could have been saved.

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As long as you're flossing, it's ok.

 

Actually, for me, I've been using the thread floss for a long time and one particular tooth always seems to leave a bad smell on the thread.

I tried cleaning that tooth for a long time, but the bad smell comes and goes.

 

After a couple of years, I got a terrible toothache, every time I eat food or drink. I thought it was sensitive teeth, loss of enamel.

Bought a lot of those toothpaste and use it in fervour.

Until I can't stand the pain anymore, I went to the dentist.

 

He use an X-ray and found the cause was due to that tooth decayed, leaving the bad smell on the floss.

The decay was on the side, that's why I can't see it. But the floss pulls out the bad smell.

It was then extracted.

 

So the thread floss may not be a bad thing.

If I had acted on the bad smell much earlier, that tooth could have been saved.

After eating more vegetable, it keep getting stuck at the behind tooth

Very hard to floss out

Lucky got machine

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Update.

 

Went to dentist yesterday. Generally quite ok, i last went about 8-9 months ago, had some gingivitis post scaling but now better. Way less painful than the last time definitely.

 

Think i better go 6 monthly and do more actual flossing.

I don't really like the water flosser i got. Feel like it damages my gums more than help it lol  [laugh]

The TB replacement heads i bought fit just nice. No need to grease up.

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Update.

 

Went to dentist yesterday. Generally quite ok, i last went about 8-9 months ago, had some gingivitis post scaling but now better. Way less painful than the last time definitely.

 

Think i better go 6 monthly and do more actual flossing.

I don't really like the water flosser i got. Feel like it damages my gums more than help it lol [laugh]

The TB replacement heads i bought fit just nice. No need to grease up.

First few times sure painful one

Sure blood come out

After using for a few weeks, I more comfortable with the pressure

My one very fast run out of water after one round, need about 7-8 times to feel satisfied

I try to find those fill up one big tank type but the all need ac power

Wish taobao come out with one that runs on maybe 6 18650

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First few times sure painful one

Sure blood come out

After using for a few weeks, I more comfortable with the pressure

My one very fast run out of water after one round, need about 7-8 times to feel satisfied

I try to find those fill up one big tank type but the all need ac power

Wish taobao come out with one that runs on maybe 6 18650

 

it's too messy for me. need to do in shower area which doesnt have a mirror.

anyway if got mirror, totally will get wet and too much water marks.

So this device don't really do it for me.

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it's too messy for me. need to do in shower area which doesnt have a mirror.

anyway if got mirror, totally will get wet and too much water marks.

So this device don't really do it for me.

For me the sore spots are way behind

I didn’t pluck out those wisdom tooth so vege keeps getting stuck behind

I just push the flosser all the way in to the last teeth (can feel) then turn on full power

Feels good to have to stuff blasted out

I also do it while bathing

Yes really messy

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For me the sore spots are way behind

I didn’t pluck out those wisdom tooth so vege keeps getting stuck behind

I just push the flosser all the way in to the last teeth (can feel) then turn on full power

Feels good to have to stuff blasted out

I also do it while bathing

Yes really messy

 

i only got 1 partially emerged wisdom tooth, so i just use my finger to dig clean when I'm brushing at night. 

I think cos my tooth is only partially emerged so if i use the flosser there, it just hurts the gum there. End up i feel sore next day over there.

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i only got 1 partially emerged wisdom tooth, so i just use my finger to dig clean when I'm brushing at night.

I think cos my tooth is only partially emerged so if i use the flosser there, it just hurts the gum there. End up i feel sore next day over there.

When you feel sore, don’t give up

Give it a couple of days to rest and don’t floss

Let it heal it

Then use the flosser again

Sure to sore again

But over many rounds of healing and soring, the gums will grow stronger

 

I also tried to use my finger to dig clean

But it really isn’t working

I am just so glad that someone invented the electric water flosser

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