Homemade oral irrigator. How can you replace an irrigator at home?

Most of us learned from childhood Golden Rule dental care: prevention better treatment. Therefore, everyone diligently cleans their teeth every day until they shine with various brushes with unique bristles or a head that bends in all directions; use dental floss, as well as all kinds of dental rinses and toothpicks. Unfortunately, despite a wide range of products intended for oral care, achieve results similar to sanitation in treatment room, it is rare and not for everyone. However, not so long ago Russian market A unique device for caring for the entire oral cavity has appeared, which many have already nicknamed “personal dentist” - an irrigator. What kind of device is this?

What is it intended for?

This is the name of an electrical device designed to clean teeth from plaque with a thin stream of liquid under high pressure. Unlike traditional means This device allows you to efficiently clean the enamel from both fresh and old plaque. The stream of the irrigator can easily penetrate into the periodontal “pockets” and the space between the teeth, where neither a toothbrush nor floss with a toothpick is simply able to reach. In addition, if a person wears crowns, braces or other dental devices, using an irrigator will keep them almost perfectly clean, which other means cannot provide.

How does the irrigator work?

Regardless of the type or model, each irrigator consists of a mechanical part, a liquid reservoir, from which water flows into a handle with a nozzle connected to the container, through which it is sprayed. Also, most modern models are equipped with a supply fluid pressure regulator. Thanks to it, you can select the most effective pressure of the sprayed liquid and achieve the required degree of cleaning of teeth and gums.

Replaceable attachments

Each irrigator comes with nozzles with different heads. Thanks to their diversity, each consumer will be able to choose the right one for him.

The most common is a nozzle of simple design, suitable for daily preventive use. It is universal and practical, but if desired, you can also use highly specialized attachments.

For example, orthodontic, equipped with tiny bristles. It is intended for other plug-in structures. The special design of the nozzle allows you to simultaneously wash and remove plaque around the staples. A periodontal nozzle with a thin tip for cleaning periodontal “pockets” is also very convenient. There is a separate plaque remover with three tufts of bristles. It is especially effective because it combines the function of an irrigator with a toothbrush. This model is very popular; there is also a variation of it - a brush attachment. In addition, a separate device with a spoon has been developed for cleaning the tongue.

It is noteworthy that almost every manufacturer offers its own versions of the most popular types of irrigator attachments. Depending on the manufacturer, the equipment included with the device may vary. However, if desired, missing or broken attachments can be purchased separately.

Types of irrigators

There are many manufacturers and models of this device. However, they are all conditionally divided into two categories - stationary and portable irrigator. Each type of device has its own advantages. Therefore, it cannot be said that any of them best irrigator, and the other is the worst. The main difference is the device's power system. Stationary ones are connected to the network, while portable ones have a battery, which allows you to take them with you on a trip, which is why they are also called “travel”.

Some manufacturers also provide a third type of irrigator - capacitive, which is connected to the water supply.

Stationary irrigator

What kind of device this is is clear from the name. It is bulkier, not designed for frequent transport, and is network dependent. Irrigators of this type are divided into two subcategories.

Family

Devices in this subcategory are most often purchased for use by the whole family. Manufacturers equip them with a large number of attachments of the same type, which allows everyone to have their own. For example, the Aquajet irrigator (this company primarily produces stationary devices) is equipped with 4 nozzles of identical design, but each of them has a ring of a different color, so they are easy to distinguish, and the risk that someone else will use someone else’s is minimal. However, if you need removable elements of a different type, you will have to purchase them in addition.

Liquid reservoirs in family irrigators are made of a larger volume than in portable ones, which allows several family members to use the device at once.

Individual

The main difference from family ones is the smaller volume of the tank and the set of nozzles. This subtype is most often purchased for individual use. For example, almost any Aquajet family irrigator is equipped with 4-5 identical nozzles.

At the same time, kits for personal use devices include removable elements various types. Thus, the family WP 100 Ultra comes with as many as 7 attachments, but they all have different purposes. Thanks to this, the consumer can provide himself with a more complete cleaning of his teeth, tongue and gums.

Interesting fact: due to the high cost of family devices in our country, consumers often purchase the above-mentioned model (Ultra irrigator) and use it with the whole family.

Portable irrigator (travel)

The main advantage of devices of this type is their mobility. All such models are equipped with a battery, so they can be used not only near an outlet, but also taken with you outdoors, on a business trip, or on vacation.

However, it is worth remembering that, despite the name, devices of this type are still quite bulky. The main disadvantages are the relatively small capacity for liquid, as well as the inability to create high pressure. In addition, a significant drawback that this irrigator has is the price. Portable models are always more expensive than stationary ones; in addition, they are equipped with only the most necessary attachments; the rest must be purchased separately.

There are also individual ones, although this subtype, as a rule, is not distinguished separately. They are slightly larger in size and have a very small reservoir. They run on tiny batteries or batteries. It is worth noting that such an irrigator is very much inferior in functionality to models of other designs, but is most convenient in road conditions.

Water-powered irrigator

This type differs from the previous ones not only in the absence of a container for liquid (instead, the device is equipped with an adapter for different types cranes), but also the absence of a mechanical part. Thus, the consumer is independent of the liquid level in the tank and the power source.

Such an irrigator is attached to a tap, and the power of the jet directly depends only on the water pressure. Most often, such a device has a mount for hanging it on the wall in the bathroom, since such an irrigator must be installed only near a water source, since it will not be possible to pour another liquid into it. In addition, such an irrigator can only be used if the water in the tap is of decent quality, which is extremely rare.

Having understood the main types of this device, it will be easier to give preference to one or another type and specific model. In any case, the person himself decides for what purpose he plans to purchase an oral irrigator. It’s hard to say which is better, because each of them has its own pros and cons.

What liquids can be used

It is worth remembering that the irrigator is intended not only for cleaning teeth and gums, but also for the prevention and treatment of certain oral diseases. Therefore, in addition to water, you can use other liquids. These can be herbal infusions, rinsing elixirs, as well as specialized medicinal solutions developed specifically for irrigators. They are typically sold as a concentrate and must be diluted before use. Many manufacturers of irrigators also produce their own liquids for them, however, like additional attachments, they are not cheap. Fortunately, high-quality solutions for irrigators are already produced on the domestic market, which are much cheaper than their foreign counterparts.

Although water is a more accessible and, most importantly, cheaper irrigator liquid, the use of others helps treat some gum diseases.

Who can use an irrigator and who shouldn’t

Before purchasing an Aquajet, Waterpik, Braun, Oral-B or domestic Donfeel irrigator, you should definitely consult a dentist. There are a number of contraindications for which this progressive device should not be used. For example, if an implant has recently been installed in the oral cavity or surgical intervention, it is worth holding off on using the irrigator. If the patient is undergoing treatment or suffers from an exacerbation of periodontitis, it is not worth the risk. Cuperosis (a disease of fragile blood vessels) and heart disease are also contraindications.

In other cases, an irrigator can and even should be used. After all, using an irrigator can prevent diseases such as caries and periodontitis, especially in those suffering from diabetes, heavy smokers and pregnant women. The irrigator also promotes better healing of the mucous membrane and implantation, and simply helps freshen breath, especially if you use flavored solutions.

How to use the irrigator

What it is and what it is intended for is clear, but how to use it? It turns out to be very simple. First you need to pour warm liquid into the tank or connect the device to the tap. Next, the nozzle is fixed with the lips so that water or solution can flow out of the mouth without hindrance. After this, you can turn on the irrigator, having previously set the desired pressure, and begin the procedure. It is worth remembering that the nozzle must be kept perpendicular to the surface being treated. The gums should get used to the procedure gradually, so at first it is advisable to set the minimum pressure. The session can last from 5 to 20 minutes, at the discretion and sensations of the consumer.

After the procedure, the attachments used must be thoroughly washed and dried. It is strictly prohibited to turn on the irrigator without water in the container. It is also worth paying attention: if the device was purchased abroad, it can operate at a lower voltage and requires a special adapter.

Irrigator: price issue

Compared to other dental and oral care products, the irrigator, of course, is not cheap. But if you compare it with the cost of treatment various diseases teeth, it is clear that it is worth the money. The price of the device depends on the manufacturer, as well as the configuration. The domestic Donfeel device costs from 2,500 rubles, but its foreign analogues much more expensive. For example, 100 Ultra will cost almost 7,000 rubles. Although this company has cheaper models - from 5,000 rubles. The Aquajet irrigator will cost an average of 3,500 rubles, but it has a weak set of attachments, so you will have to spend another 1,000-2,000 rubles to purchase them. It is worth noting that the price of the nozzles in relation to the cost of the irrigator itself is quite high. Depending on the type, one will cost 500-1200 rubles. But I was lucky with specialized solutions for the irrigator. Donfeel releases great amount their types, and they are perfect for use in almost all irrigators.

Oral hygiene is important for general condition human body. That's why various manufacturers offer numerous devices for cleaning teeth and tongue. One of the most common is an irrigator, which allows a stream of water to clean the mouth from food debris. The high cost of the device makes it inaccessible to most families. But you can save money if you make a dental irrigator yourself.

What is an irrigator

Irrigator with nozzles

An irrigator is a device used for hygiene oral cavity for cleaning teeth and preventing the development of gum disease. The principle of operation of the device is to supply a powerful jet of water, which, under its pressure, is able to clean the interdental spaces from food debris and remove plaque from the surface of the teeth.

The device consists of three main parts:

• mechanical part;
• container for water if the device is portable (portable);
• nozzles for water supply.

Often, not just water is poured into the container, but a special solution that allows for proper dental care. Solutions can be different:

• antiseptic;
• hygienic;
• medicinal;
• designed to improve bad breath.

Flow irrigator

Purpose of the irrigator

Some dentists actively use professional irrigator by doing hygienic cleaning patient's teeth. No less effective and standard home appliance– stationary (with a mandatory connection to the water supply) or portable (portable).

Teeth cleaning

The attention of dentists to irrigators is drawn due to the following reasons:

• timely cleansing of the oral cavity helps prevent the development of caries and other diseases of the teeth and gums;
• there is an improvement in bad breath;
• the bracket system is properly cleaned;
• prevents bleeding gums;
• Provides care for installed implants and prevents their loss.

Doctors especially recommend using this device for pregnant women to prevent periodontitis and for patients with diabetes, who often develop gum disease when blood glucose levels increase. The device will also help children prevent the development of dental caries.

Contraindications for use of the device

In addition to the enormous benefits, the presented device has contraindications:

• postoperative period dental surgery performed;
• stage of exacerbation of gum disease;
• recovery period after installing braces or implants;
• diseases of cardio-vascular system which lead to bleeding gums due to damage to blood vessels;
• period of course treatment of dental diseases.

Cleaning the bracket system

Making your own irrigator from a syringe

An irrigator can be made from a syringe. To do this you will need the following tools:

• 5 ml or 20 ml syringe (volume depends on personal needs);
• sandpaper for grinding down the needle point;
• mouth rinse.

Tools for making a DIY irrigator

The device is quite easy to make yourself. To do this you will need to implement the following actions:

1. Take the needle from the syringe and carefully grind off the tip with sandpaper. You can use sharper tools, such as a knife, to remove the pointed part. Next, you need to sharpen the damaged surface so that when used homemade device family members did not damage the gums.
2. Carefully bend the remaining part of the needle so that it resembles a standard nozzle in shape.
3. If the needle cannot be bent, you can heat it a little over the fire and carefully bend it into the required shape.
4. To use a home-made device, you need to assemble the syringe, remove the plunger and pour in the used teeth cleaning product.
5. Then insert the piston into the syringe and, using gentle pressure, provide the necessary pressure for the jet. In this way, the interdental spaces are cleaned from food debris, protecting teeth from plaque.

Option homemade irrigator from a syringe

Some masters use a speed regulator from a simple medical dropper instead of a needle. To do this, cut off the required length of the nozzle and secure it with wire. The regulator can be used to adjust the fluid supply power. The homemade device is not recommended for use for cleaning the mouth of children.

Syringe with dropper regulators

Do-it-yourself flow irrigator

Another way to make an irrigator with your own hands is a flow-through version of the device. Its difference is that there is no possibility of using a special liquid, and the oral cavity is washed plain water. To assemble the structure, you must perform the following steps:

1. Prepare a nozzle whose diameter will correspond to the size of the faucet outlet.
2. Screw a thin silicone or rubber tube to the nozzle.
3. Open the water and start using the device.
4. This method is convenient for cleaning teeth and interdental spaces. Even children can use the hose with nozzle.

An example of a homemade irrigator

To clean the oral cavity efficiently and effectively, it is recommended to follow the following rules:

1. Beginners should use a device that regulates the lowest power flow of water. This is necessary to prevent bleeding gums and other problems with teeth that are not yet accustomed to this cleaning method.
2. Dentists' recommendations are based on dividing the oral cavity into 4 sections. Start cleaning with the front teeth.
3. All areas of the oral cavity should be cleaned - the outer side of the teeth, the inner side, gums, interdental spaces and periodontal pockets, in which food often settles, leading to the development of gum disease.
4. All movements must be smooth, since sudden impact can lead to inflammatory reaction gums

Self-production An irrigator significantly saves the family budget, and also makes dental care more thorough and of higher quality.

Let's talk about how to use an oral irrigator. Indeed, today this device is increasingly gaining popularity at home. How to use it to clean your teeth different cases, and what are the doctors' recommendations?

It has long been known that the correct one helps ensure its perfect cleanliness. In turn, this prevents the spread of bacteria and various diseases. And it is much easier and better to prevent them than to suffer from them later. unpleasant symptoms and waste time and money on treatment.

What is an irrigator?

This device is designed to perform high-quality teeth cleaning at a professional level. But you can perform such treatment of the oral cavity at home without any help. It consists of:

• reservoir for liquid, water or rinse aid;
• a compressor or hydraulic pump that supplies it under pressure;
• and a convenient nozzle with a handle for control.

Among the attachments, manufacturers offer different variations - pulsating, constant (standard), sprayed, centered, etc. Depending on the purpose of the treatment, you can achieve the desired effect of massage, treatment or prevention.

It is also important to remember that when brushing your teeth with an irrigator, you need to monitor the water pressure. Adjust it from minimal to strong, gradually increasing. It is a powerful jet of liquid that helps rid the surface of hard and soft tissues of plaque and food debris, reaching even hard-to-reach places.

What is it for?

The main purpose of the irrigator:

1. Provides maximum hygiene at home.
2. This prevents the development of periodontitis and gingivitis.
3. Prevents bacteria from actively multiplying and carious formations appearing.
4. It qualitatively cleans not only the surface of the teeth, but also various artificial structures - crowns, braces, dentures, etc.
5. Commits massotherapy soft tissues, enhancing regenerative functions by increasing blood microcirculation.
6. Also has a positive effect on proper operation salivary glands.

Some patients think that if there are crowns or other fixed structures in the mouth, then it is impossible to use such an assistant. Quite the contrary, if you have any orthodontic products or dentures, an oral irrigator helps to clean them better.

Indications and contraindications

• for severe cases, when regular cleaning does not give proper results;
• in case of inflammation of the gums, the need for treatment and prevention, and other complications;
• for the purpose of eliminating;
• when a patient is diagnosed diabetes, in which they heal poorly and slowly soft fabrics;
• during pregnancy to ensure quality hygiene oral cavity and prevention of dental diseases.

And although this device is very useful in most situations, there are still cases when it is undesirable to use it:

In all these situations, a gentle approach and elimination of individual problems are required. They are temporary and are not a contraindication for permanent basis. It is also important to indicate the moment when a child uses such a device in the family. This process needs to be monitored by one of the adults, without leaving the baby alone with the device, since a stream of water may accidentally fall into Airways.

How to use an irrigator correctly?

Before carrying out your first home procedures, it is advisable to consult with your doctor and clarify with him some rules - how often to use the device, how many times a day you can clean it, what liquids to add, what to choose as a supplement, and various other nuances. Although the main points on how to properly use the irrigator are indicated in the instructions provided for it. This:

1. You need to start the procedure with a small pressure, only gradually increasing it.
2. The direction of the nozzle should go from the gums to the edge of the tooth surface at an angle of 60-90 degrees, so as not to pry or tear soft tissues with water pressure.
3. The manipulations take approximately 15 minutes. This is enough to reach all areas and clean them thoroughly.
4. First, easily accessible surfaces are treated and only then move on to difficult areas.
5. For complete cleansing, it is more convenient to visually divide the oral cavity into separate zones.
6. For preventive purposes, you can use the device once a day or 3-4 times a week.
7. Remember that this does not exclude the use of a toothbrush and toothpaste. First, you should treat the surfaces with their help and only then use an irrigator.
8. It is not recommended to additionally clean the interdental spaces with floss at this time. They can cause injury to the gums or widen the space between the units too much. Using a jet of water in this case can severely damage soft tissue.
9. To ensure that the liquid is immediately removed from the mouth, it is most convenient to lean over the sink while brushing.

When purchasing a suitable device, it is advisable to start getting acquainted with it with a detailed study, since all models are very different from each other - the volume of the tanks, power, the presence and location of individual elements, nozzles, etc.

What liquid is needed for the device?

Due to the versatility of the irrigator and its use for different purposes, you need to take into account what you will pour as a liquid. It can be simple purified water, herbal infusions, medicinal decoctions, special dental solutions or mouth rinse.

In each case, their characteristics must be taken into account. For example, if you decide to treat your mouth with herbal infusions, then you should first make sure whether you are allergic to them, and whether these particular herbs are suitable for your situation. When using a rinse aid, you need to remember about its increased foaming, so you should not pour too much liquid, and after the procedure, thoroughly rinse all parts.

Of the special solutions, it is worth highlighting professional and household ones. The first ones are prescribed by a doctor for special treatment or treatment of any diseases. These include active substances, mineral complexes, antiseptics, etc. You need to check with your dentist in what concentration they should be diluted and used. Household liquids contain less special additives and are intended more for routine hygienic cleaning of surfaces.

You can also divide the proposed solutions by purpose:

• with minerals - to strengthen enamel and additionally saturate hard tissues;
• reducing bleeding gums - especially important for periodontal diseases;
• with various fragrances – against unpleasant odors;
• low-allergenic – for those people who are prone to allergic reactions for most herbs and medicines.

The temperature of any liquid, water, or solution that you use to treat the oral cavity should be no more than 40 degrees, but not cold. Usually it is enough to lower your little finger into the reservoir and with a comfortable feeling it normal temperature for the procedure.

Depending on the solution used, the following effects can be achieved:

• disinfect all surfaces, removing pathogenic bacteria from them;
• treat some pathologies and replenish the balance of minerals in tissues;
• freshen breath;
• create prevention of gum disease and improve blood circulation.

The main components of most special fluids are healing herbs(chamomile, sage, calendula, St. John's wort), xylitol, which additionally protects against caries, and miramistin, an antiseptic with anti-inflammatory properties. Such A complex approach helps to preserve the health of teeth and gums as much as possible, as well as give your smile a shiny, well-groomed appearance and a pleasant smell.

Video: how to use an irrigator? Instructions from the dentist.

Features of care

To save the device in good condition as long as possible without breaking, it should be used only for its intended purpose and cleaned thoroughly after each use. If you are going to treat the oral cavity herbal decoction or infusion, then before pouring it into the tank, you need to strain it very well. Any small particles can get stuck in the device and lead to rapid breakdown.

The nozzle and reservoir should be rinsed after each procedure under running water. Additionally, it is recommended to use for this and toothbrush to clean the device as much as possible from the products used. This is the only way to achieve long-term functioning.

Human health is determined by the proper functioning of each body system. Therefore, you should pay enough attention not only to the liver, heart, but also to the oral cavity. Based on the results of recent studies, it was found that using a regular toothbrush cannot guarantee one hundred percent health of teeth and gums, as well as high protection against the occurrence of serious illnesses oral cavity.

Companies that operate in the pharmaceutical market are well aware of this and are actively working to create new effective devices that can help maintain oral hygiene at its best. high level. Among the latest new products presented, it is worth highlighting the irrigator. In this article we will tell you how to use an irrigator so that your teeth always remain beautiful and healthy.

Purpose of an oral irrigator

The main purpose of this device is professional dental care. This tool is easy to use:

• It creates a pressure stream of water under pressure, which is first poured into a special tank.
• When water enters the oral cavity, food particles and plaque are removed from the teeth, as well as from the interdental space.
• At the same time, a stream of liquid cleanses the gums, providing a massage effect.

Important! The irrigator is significantly superior to other similar devices - in the process of cleaning the oral cavity, it gently affects the teeth and gums, so the user does not have to worry about tooth enamel.

This device is very convenient to use, so even if you have orthodontic products (braces) installed in your mouth, you can clean them directly.

How does an irrigator work?

This device consists of:

• Water containers;
• Hydraulic pump;
• Handles to which the container and hydraulic pump are attached;
• Replaceable nozzles.

When should you brush your teeth with an irrigator?

Dentists recommend that every patient acquire this device, because if you use the irrigator correctly, you will not only be able to remove dental plaque from the most inaccessible places. If you pour a special solution into the liquid reservoir instead of water, you can achieve therapeutic effect(anti-caries and anti-inflammatory).

• People who have a tendency to develop periodontitis and gingivitis;
• With crowded teeth;
• In whom it is observed bad smell from mouth;
• Orthodontic patients;
• Women during pregnancy;
• Patients with diabetes mellitus.

What types of irrigators are there?

Today there are two types of irrigators:

• Family - differs in that it has a large water tank, it runs on electricity, and all family members can use it. The attachments are color coded so that family members can use them without confusion.
• Road - runs only on battery power and has a small water tank.

Irrigator attachments

Depending on the model you purchased, the kit may include one or more attachments. Some are considered universal and are suitable for daily hygiene, while the rest are designed to clean specific areas of the oral cavity.

The latter include:

• Attachments for cleaning the tongue from plaque and food debris that contribute to the occurrence of an unpleasant odor. Using this nozzle, you will ensure fresh breath all day long.
• Attachments for cleaning periodontal pockets will help maintain freshness. You will protect yourself from cervical caries and bleeding gums.
• Special orthodontic attachments are used in the presence of braces - this way you can easily remove plaque around the locks. The same applies to the situation when implants or crowns are installed. You will only be able to use the irrigator after the wound has completely healed after implantation.
• There are also attachments for rinsing the nasopharynx. They will help relieve inflammation and normalize the condition of the lining of the nasal canal.

How to use the irrigator?

Considering that for most of our fellow citizens this device seems to be a fairly new invention, not everyone understands how to use it correctly.

In fact, the rules are quite simple, and usually there are no difficulties. Here everything will depend on the purpose for which you are going to use the irrigator. It could be easy cleaning, treatment, standard prophylaxis or care of prostheses.

Important! You should consult your dentist in advance. Each of the individual cases considered implies different way cleaning.

If you need an irrigator as a means of prevention, then you should follow the standard rules:

• The device must be used in accordance with the attached instructions;
• Fill the device only with approved liquid or water;
• The direction angle of the jet should be 90 degrees;
• The procedure must be carried out sequentially;
• The head should be positioned so that fluid from the oral cavity can flow freely;
• It is advisable to treat the gaps between the teeth a little longer;
• The device should not be used by children of preschool age.

Frequency of use

For preventive purposes, it is advisable to use the irrigator no more than 3 times a week. The dentist can recommend the most optimal mode and level of water supply for you. However, do not forget that the number of cleanings using this device should not affect the number of standard cleanings teeth with floss or a toothbrush. The irrigator serves only as an addition.

Important! On early stages caries or periodontitis, it is necessary to use the irrigator no more than twice a week.

What liquid should I use?

You can pour both regular warm water and decoctions of various medicinal herbs into the irrigator reservoir. However, you need to be extremely careful with the latter, because many herbal preparations have some contraindications. If you want to use herbal decoctions for these purposes, it is better to first consult a doctor.

Important! In addition to contraindications to the use of herbal decoctions in relation to health, small particles of plants can get into the technological parts of the irrigator, which can lead to disruptions in its operation, even breakdown. That is why the infusions must be carefully filtered several times before use.

The simplest and best solution is to use plain water. But before you pour water into the tank, it must be cleaned (filtered using a household filter), boiled and cooled to a temperature of 40 degrees.

An irrigator is a device that uses water, which is used to carry out procedures for cleaning teeth at home at a professional level. To consider the principle of operation of the device, you should understand what it generally has in its design.

Irrigator device

1. The compressor (hydraulic pump) is the most important part, without which not a single irrigator for cleaning teeth at home will work.
2. Reservoir for adding liquid (you can add boiled water or special liquid).
3. Handle and replaceable attachments.

How does an irrigator work?

First, water or other liquid is added to the reservoir, which will be used to treat the oral cavity, after which the device is connected to the network. The hydraulic pump will start supplying water from the reservoir to the handle.

Due to the pressure created by the compressor, the jet that comes from the nozzle has sufficient power for thorough and effective cleaning of teeth. The nature of cleaning can be changed to pulsating, centered, constant and spraying.

The operating process of this device may seem very simple. Buy regular stationary irrigator oral cavity can be done in a pharmacy or on the page of a specialized website http://irrigator-store.ru/irrigatory/statsionarnye. Its benefits are sometimes much greater than those that can be obtained from regular daily brushing of the mouth with a toothbrush.

Advantages of an irrigator for cleaning teeth at home

Why do you really need a waterpik when you can get by with a regular brush? First of all, use this device much more effective than paste with a brush. In addition, the irrigator also cleans the tongue and gums with massage movements, as a result of which blood circulation improves.

This helps improve not only blood circulation, but also the functioning of the salivary glands, which prevents the formation of excess dryness in the oral cavity. For such procedures you should not make much effort, since all the actions are done for you by a powerful jet.

If previously such a painstaking procedure was carried out only in the dentist’s office, today these devices are sold in pharmacies and online irrigator stores, for example, at http://irrigator-store.ru, so such cleaning is also available at home.

How to choose an irrigator?

When choosing a device, you should not forget about the volume of the reservoir for adding liquid. Everything will depend on the type of device. The largest tanks are for stationary ones, and the smallest are for portable ones.

The jet power created by the hydraulic pump can be independently adjusted and has a power ranging from two to ten. It all depends on the purchased model and manufacturer.

Just like a toothbrush, the brush head should only be used by one person. When using the device with the whole family, be sure to change the attachments that are purchased along with the device in the kit.

Some models can be placed on any surface, and with special mounts they can be hung on the wall.