Liberex Water Flosser For Kids

Forming good habits is an essential part of everyday life, especially when it comes to your teeth — and you don’t have to wait to go to the dentist to get that squeaky-clean feel. With cordless water flossers, you can achieve an ultimate clean at home.

Water flossers are great for everyone, but especially for those who have traditional bracket and wire braces, those with dexterity concerns or patients with gum disease. A water flosser uses a high-pressure stream to help you clean better and more effectively.

Water flossers give you the ability to remove plaque and tartar on your teeth, helping you prevent build-up which can cause health issues down the line. Water flossers give you an extra helping hand when it comes to reaching the small nooks and crannies in between your teeth or around dental work.

Like many things in life, no two water flossers are the same. You should choose a water flosser is based on what you personally think you need, but consider some basics, too: Look for a flosser that is ADA-approved, listen to what your dentist recommends and understand that sometimes more expensive does not mean better.

When it comes to finding the perfect fit for you, think about how sensitive your teeth and gums are. If you have a sensitive mouth, you might not want to go with a water flosser that is super-aggressive. Or, you might want to look for a flosser that has multiple pressure settings.

There are also many different types of tips for the end of your water flosser. Do some research on the type of tip you would want. A regular tip is best for daily use, an orthodontic tip is best for braces, a plaque-fighting tip works better for getting plaque out, periodontal is best when it comes to cleaning below the gum line, and a toothbrush tip combines cleaning and brushing.

You may also want to consider your children when looking into what flosser works best. We suggest the Liberex water flosser for kids. It is easy for kids to hold, comes with 10 pressure levels and even includes stickers to make it a fun experience.

The Liberex cordless water flosser is also a good flosser to start out with for yourself. This professional water pick has five different 360-degree rotating nozzles that make it easy to get into hard-to-reach areas.

• Ask your dentist for advice. They are the ones that see your teeth up close and personal and will have the best suggestions on what might work best for you.
• Try different tips out. Some water flossers come with various types. You might find that one works best for you, or that many work for different proposes.
• Your tongue is also important. There are flosser tips that work well for cleaning your tongue as well!
• You should aim to clean your teeth with a water flosser at least once a day and brush twice a day.
• Make sure to pay attention to the size of the water tank of your water flosser. Some are smaller or larger than others.
• Know that the water flosser that works the best for you might not work for other people in your family. So make sure to figure out what the best brand is for each person.