Cordless Advanced Aqueous Ozone Water Flosser

Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser The cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for years of continuous usage and a lightweight, totally waterproof construction. The cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser charges completely over night and can be used continuously for weeks. Product Description     Dentist Recommended - Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser has been clinically proven to be more effective than traditional flossing while also being gentler on gums and teeth. A powerful and rechargeable lithium-ion battery produces directed water jets to dislodge food and plaque. It also includes 4 convenient usage modes and 4 jet tips instead of just the standard 2 and a convenient travel bag. Go Beyond Brushing & Flossing - Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser has the added benefit of massaging gums by boosting circulation. Each Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser unit also includes a hygienic travel bag so you can take the ozone water flosser with you wherever you go.     Cuts Flossing Time By 90% - We guarantee a more thorough clean in much less time compared to traditional string flossing. Get your kids to enjoy flossing!     Convenient & Easy To Use - Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser includes a lightweight fully waterproof design and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for years of continuous use. Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser fully charges overnight and will last for weeks of continuous use.     Superior for Braces - Cordless Advanced aqueous ozone water flosser is ideal for those with braces or other dental devices as its 360-degree rotary tips can reach places that traditional floss can't. The result is a superior and more thorough clean in half the time. WHY DOES CLEANING BETWEEN YOUR TEETH MATTER SO MUCH?     Using floss or interdental brushes in addition to toothbrushing may reduce gingivitis or plaque, or both, more than toothbrushing alone. Interdental brushes may be more effective than floss.     If you only brush the areas your toothbrush can reach, you’re leaving a lot of biofilm (plaque) stuck to your teeth – 57% of it, according to one study.     Biofilms – colonies of harmful bacteria – thrive in hard-to-reach places like between your teeth and at the gumline. Not only are the conditions ideal for these microbes (dark, wet, and exposed to less oxygen), but their favorite food – sugars and other fermentable carbs – tend to stick there.     It’s everything oral pathogens need to thrive.