Water Dental Flosser Cordless: Professional Water Floss LED Display 5 Modes, 300ML Water Tank, IPX7 Waterproof Portable Oral Irrigator with 6 Jet Tips for Travel, Home (White)

This water flosser ranks in the better side of devices I have tested out. I personally enjoy that it has a large reservoir fitting up to 300mL of fluid inside. Typically, it takes 600-800mL to complete a full mouth front and back. I only had to fill the tank twice to complete my cleaning. I found the pressure strong enough to irrigate the pockets in my gums and flush food out from in between my teeth. The display is a nice round display with an LED icon to tell you which mode you are on while cleaning.Who might benefit from this gadget?If you have braces or a bonded retainer there is an orthodontic attachment included with this set. Or if you are like me and just had deep cleaning a year ago at a dentist this set has a periodontal tip which fits easily in the gums to flush out deeper soft deposits.I personally did not care for the spray attachment, and I did not see a functional role in using that to clean your mouth.The tongue scraper did a nice job removing deposits off my tongue and freshened my breath. I would definitely repurchase this item for friends or family.

Dentists always seem to recommend this type of item. We have them around the house but would prefer that we each have our own. Sort of like having one's own tooth brush. So, I ordered one more.I floss every day and sometimes twice a day. Flossing is good for you but there are times when it just is not enough. So, having a way to wash or flood out the pieces left behind that a string of floss just cannot remove is the best way to get the job done. I tend to floss in the shower so that I can use a lot of water to help flush things out. This is much better and pinpoints exactly where I need it.Comes sealed in a nicely labeled box. Inside are the unit, 8 tips of various types, a charging cord (C type) but no charger. Also is an instruction manual. The case is not clear so you do not see the water level. It has 5 modes, 3 are speed modes and two are different pulse modes. Everything is wrapped in plastic bags and is fully protected. The water pickup inside the handle is quite noisy. The heads plug into the top and swivel. The unit itself is actually quite large. Much larger than the other units in the house. The filler is on the bottom backside and is attached by a hinge so it cannot be lost.So far I am pleased with this one. I just hope that it lasts. Some of the off shore units that we have had over the years have not lasted very long. Time will tell and if it fails I will follow up with an update.

This review is for the "Bezvoi Water Dental Flosser Cordless: Professional Water Picks LED Display 5 Modes, 300ML Water Tank, IPX7 Waterproof Portable Oral Irrigator Teeth Cleaning with 6 Jet Tips for Travel, Home." As a first-time user of a water pick, my experience with this product was a learning curve that I'm here to share with you.One aspect that required precision was filling the water tank. I initially struggled to twist the reservoir off, so I had to resort to using the hole at the bottom to fill it with warm water. This method, however, made it challenging to gauge the right amount of water. How do you know when there's enough water filling it this way?-The instruction guide says you can't use less than 40°C (or 104 °F) water. How does one know the water temperature? An oral thermometer? A meat thermometer?-I had to look down at the controls to find the power button and of course, turned it on and didn't get it into my mouth in time. I'm soaking wet, as is my bathroom, lol.-I read the tip that you should keep your mouth slightly open to let the water run out. Well, let me tell you, it's a lot of water!-The water pick starts with the strongest injection strength. It should begin with the gentle mode. When you're not used to this, the strong mode is too strong and very uncomfortable.-If you're also a newbie, make sure you're in night or other casual clothes, and you should expect to spray yourself in multiple places, haha.The only reason I'm not giving it three stars is that I understand some (but not all) of this is user error, and I expect to attain healthier gums after I figure it out—hopefully without spraying water everywhere.

Very well thought out product with nice upgrades for the low price. Several modes but I love the full blast. Cuts right through between the teeth. I have nice teeth and sometimes tight spacing. Some dental glides actually break because of it. This machine had zero problems. Base disconnects to quickly fill or empty. There is a flap on the back to empty as well. The usb c port has a silicone flap. The flossers picks lock in place. There’s a button to release. Can’t remark on battery life because using this takes less than a minute. The draw or pick up water tube has a ball at the end. It even has three little spikes to prevent occlusion. I highly recommend. The unit itself is on the bigger handheld size but I like it.

This water flosser has the usual flossing, orthodontics, braces tips, along with spray and "tongue cleaner" which I don't really find a use for. You'll probably want to install a single tip and use it rather than swap between tips for each use. The product looks pretty well-designed and somewhat polished - re: the latter, it's the appearance, and how the buttons handle, and the feel of the plastic.One design element that I like is that the tank is fully removable (quite easily) and has a shape that allows you to hold it under the faucet in even smaller sinks and fill it up. It's also nicer for cleaning and drying out.Battery life is good so far after 2 weeks of use. They list it "for travel" but this likely too big to be practical for travel.

I’m very happy with this water pick. It’s very simple to use. It’s pretty powerful. It has five modes but I always use the strongest option and it makes my mouth feel clean like getting a cleaning at the dentist. I love that it is small enough that I can take it with me when traveling.

With dental visits becoming increasingly expensive, especially after having children, I've noticed my teeth are not as healthy as they once were.My dentist recommended I start flossing regularly to improve my oral health, so I decided to give this water flosser a try.The device feels robust and well-made, ensuring it will last with regular use. The extra jet tips are a useful addition, catering to different cleaning needs.The LED display makes it simple to select from the five modes, ensuring a customised cleaning experience.The device is quiet, which is a pleasant surprise compared to other dental gadgets I've used.It performs its job perfectly, leaving my teeth feeling much cleaner after each use. The different modes allow for a thorough clean, whether you need a gentle or more intense floss.The 300ML water tank is ample for a complete cleaning session without needing constant refills.The cordless, rechargeable design means it's easy to handle and store, and you don’t have to worry about tangled cords or proximity to power outlets.The IPX7 waterproof rating means you can use it safely in the shower, adding to its versatility.This water flosser is an excellent investment for anyone looking to improve their dental hygiene without frequent and costly dentist visits.It's well-made, easy to use, quiet, and effective.The convenience of being rechargeable and portable makes it a standout product.If you're like me and need an extra push to maintain your oral health, this device could make a significant difference.

This is top quality dental water flosser. A small circular LED screen shows you which of the five modes you are using which you can change at the press of a button. Once fully charged using the USB-C cable supplied it can continue working for up to 40 days. There are six different nozzles although most people will only use the jet tip which can focus the water jet clearing away food debris and plaque. The water pressure is also adjustable from 50-150 psi. Other nozzles cover people with dental braces, gum disease or sensitive teeth and there is also a cupped one for cleaning your tongue. The granddaughter thinks its amazing.

i know water flossing is as effective as using real floss, but some of my teeth are just too close together even for that flat-tape style floss.the thing that stopped me regularly using my first water flosser (years ago now) was needing to have it plugged in - having to floss my teeth in the kitchen meant i never really adopted it as part of my routine... but this battery powered one is fab! its so easy to use, not too heavy or bulky, and of course you can use it anywhere. it's a real game changer for me

I bought this water flosser for my elderly mum to encourage her to floss, and I'm delighted to say it's been a huge success. Despite being in her mid-70s, she managed to figure it out and use it easily. One of the standout features for her was the pressure settings, which allowed her to find a comfortable option that wasn't too harsh on her gums. Additionally, the flosser includes six nozzles, offering a variety of options for different needs. While she may not use all the accessories, it's nice to have them available. The adjustable nozzle with its 360-degree rotation makes it easy to clean all the hard-to-reach areas, ensuring thorough cleaning. And the claim that it can stay charged for 40 days is impressive—we're looking forward to putting it to the test.