MOSPRO IPX7 Portable Water Flosser & Oral Irrigator

Water flossers have many different names, including oral irrigators, dental water toothpicks and Waterpiks, which is actually the brand name for one of the more well-known water flossers. No matter what you call them, these handy devices work well in conjunction with daily tooth brushing to clean between teeth and around the gums.

When shopping for water flossers, there are a few things you’ll want to consider before making a purchase. Start off examining the oral irrigator’s pressure settings. There may be a time when you need soft, medium or hard pressure. With 10 pressure settings that begin at 10 PSI and end at 100 PSI, the Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser is sure to give you the clean you’re looking for.

Next, check the number of tips and their designed function to make sure they meet your needs. The iTeknic Dental Water Flosser & Oral Irrigator has 7 multifunctional tips that can be used by everyone in the family. There are three jet tips, one tongue cleaning tip, one orthodontic tips, one periodontal tip and one dental plaque tip.

Determine whether you need your flosser to be stationary or portable. If you do a lot of traveling, for example, you’ll want to choose a model like the Anjou Cordless Rechargeable Water Flosser, as the cordless feature, smaller design and the accompanying storage bag make it easy to grab and go.

Review the capacity of the water reservoir to determine how often you need to refill it. The MOSPRO IPX7 Professional Cordless Water Flosser has an extra-large reservoir when it comes to portable units with a tank that can hold 300 ml. Stationary units will hold more.

Look for any extra bells and whistles that might make the oral irrigator easier to use. Some models have built-in timers, so you know exactly how long you’ve spent flossing. Others have a memory function that keeps the device on the last pressure setting you used.

• Always check the water flosser’s product label for the American Dental Association seal of approval. This seal lets you know the product has been thoroughly tested and meets the strict requirements set forth by the organization.
• Determine if the outlets are compatible with your area of residence. Some flossers are only compatible with 110VAC/60Hz outlets, which are what you’ll find throughout North America, while others use USB ports for charging.
• Keeping your water flosser clean is important. Read the product label to see if any of the flosser’s parts are dishwasher safe. Some may require you to run 2 tablespoons of white vinegar mixed with 16 ounces of water through the system. Afterward, run warm water through the system to rinse out the vinegar. You can also soak the flosser’s handle for 5 to 7 minutes in a cup that is filled with 1/3 white vinegar and 2/3 water. You should do this once a month.
• When comparing prices for water flossers, you need to take into consideration the type of oral irrigator. For example, the MOSPRO IPX7 Professional Cordless Water Flosser is designed for travel, so its cost is going to be different than the Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser and the iTeknic Dental Water Flosser & Oral Irrigator, which are made to rest on your bathroom sink. You’ll also want to consider how many tips you get and how many pressure settings the unit comes with. More features equal a higher price.