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Water Flossers

funkey_monkey · 2013-07-15 19:14:29

I'm due to get braces in a month and I am pretty poor at flossing. Hence I thought about getting a water flosser. Are there any recommended ones out there which I could use and home and at work? Thanks.

15-07-2013 7:14pm

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I'm due to get braces in a month and I am pretty poor at flossing. Hence I thought about getting a water flosser.

Are there any recommended ones out there which I could use and home and at work?

Thanks.

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#2 15-07-2013 7:21pm

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Water flossers are too messy for work, a interdental brush will work better. You will be surprised how little stuff gets caught in them. I recommend any water flosser that has a resivoir that is separate from the working end. The all in one design is too bulky. I personally think they are great.

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