I just want to mentioned that In Germany there was a huge study with the topic "mouth health" one Part of it was a test of Manual floss vs airfloss(with water) and airfloss with mouthwash. All Participants got an introduction how to use floss and air floss as well. After one month they compared the papilae bleeding index. Before the study the Patients had a papilae Bleeding index of 1,6. One Group used Manual Toothbrush+ Manual Floss. The PBI was 0,6. The final result of the study(2017) was Manual floss and airfloss are both equal effective. I personaly can't use Manual floss. I use the airfloss+mouthwash since 25 days now.. I do not bleed anymore when I'm brushing teeth. And yesterday I met a friend, which I did not see for 2 Weeks. She mentioned that my gums look very healthy.
Hi Tobias, yes oral hygeine advice has to be personalised to the individual to be effective, taking into account their lifestyle, manual dexterity etc. Some people cannot get the hang of manual flossing and most people use it in the wrong way! The airfloss makes it dummy proof way to clean in between the teeth, you can't really do it a wrong way!
@@YourSmileClinic Years ago, I really tried to floss but gave up since I coudn't get the hang of it either. The Air-flosser is a better alternative for me, since I'm just like Tobias as well. My local dentist told me I have to floss in conjunction with brushing with an electric toothbrush or my enamel fillings won't last.
@@isabelledeprins9299 hi I'm not sure qualified to answer this! The pressure might be too strong for them, and I think it might be difficult to use it on them properly. Would probably be easier to brush their teeth with a toothbrush. I think dogs teeth aren't as close together as human teeth so brushing alone should suffice. Don't use toothpaste, just a dry toothbrush - the mechanical action will physically disrupt any plaque biofilm.
Interdental cleaning, regardless of method is more important than brushing teeth. Of course both should be done. Gum and periodontal disease is a lot more common than people think.
I was given two plague revealing tablets in primary school. I did not know what was the purpose and thought it was to clean the teeth. So I chewed and then admire the teeth in mirror before j rinsed it off
There’s nothing better than using floss but the Airfloss is a good alternative if you don’t like wrapping the floss around your fingers. Your accent is lovely:)). You are well spoken and did a good job showing the functionality of the Airfloss.
I have one and am just about to swap the battery out as they last between 3-5 years. They can be repaired. You can add mouthwash. I use Corsodyl in the chamber and have not had any leaks or problems with the pump. I alternate by using the pump and then using Elugel in an around problem teeth as historically I had suffered from bacterial infection. For those of you who have bacterial infection leading to gingivitis, I would recommend a Reishi, Maitake, Shitake capsules. Once you have had a bacterial infection and bleeding gums, the bacteria gets into your bloodstream and infections are always a problem. One hint of sugar and your mouth comes alive and bleeding soon follows. The mushrooms attack the bacteria in the blood and your system and then you’ll find as I have, you can start enjoying sweet stuffs again without the pain and bleeding afterwards. This is from someone who has habitually had a sweet tooth and abused his gums over the years. I can now eat any sweet stuff and always eat an apple directly after, which helps neutralise the plaque acid. The pump is great, but dental hygiene is a careful balance of mind what you eat and take care not to have too many sugar hits in one day. I don’t use interdental brushes anymore as I can tackle most of the plaque with my Phillips Sonicare brush. The Sonicare is outstanding and hammers away at the plaque like no other brush I have found. Just make sure to rinse the head, dry it with a towel and put the cap back on. The cap helps keep the bristles aligned and you’ll then find you can get upwards if six months from one head, provided you don’t put too much pressure on the head when cleaning and let the hammer action do it’s work. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I have one and love it. Use is as an adjunct to regular manual flossing. I noticed it is tricky to work between teeth with no gaps but it works in most of my mouth. I love it to be done flossing with it in 30 seconds as a precursor to flossing manually or just to freshen up. Well worth it overall.
Good honest review and demonstration, easy to understand and suggested good manual hygiene is the best but as an add-on to your daily cleaning. This video helped me to decide if this product will work as everyone needs are totally different. Good job!
Very useful thank you. It would seem that from the video, manual flossing is still the more thorougher method and would remove plaque that the Airfloss would not. The Airfloss looks a great alternative for people with a disability and or lack the dexterity needed to manual floss.
I want to watch the rest of the video, but the audio goes completely out of sync at 2:03 or thereabouts, right after you use the plaque disclosing tablet. Makes it really difficult to fully get what you're doing with the device as what you're saying is mismatched. :(
I like your review. Thank you for that. Personally I am a very sensitive month care person. In my opinion, I prefer manual floss to the airfloss. I have been flossing everyday for last 10 years but I always got a problem flossing the last teeth inside so the airfloss may helpful on that case.
Hi Chutinan, thank you for taking time to comment on my video! You may find it helpful use the interdental brushes for those teeth if you prefer something manual. I have done another video on interdental brushes and how to use them. You can get them on a long handle and angled which is useful for those awkward hard to reach areas
You seem to have it as "airfloss first, then floss." I believe I'd turn that about and work the nylon first. Seems to me that the whole motion of flossing would leave a disorganized field ripe for the spritzing. In my humble...
Good input, thanks for that. I was always wondering if these devices are anything miraculous... I am just starting flossing at 28 years of age so no need for additional device.
You just taught me something new. I didn’t know it wasn’t good to use mouthwash after brushing. That’s new to me. So should I do it before you brush with toothpaste?
There is a specific purpose you didn't mention that these would be good for and that I am going to try one for - I have some jagged area between my 2 molars where I've had a filling - that had to be redone cos the horrible amalgam fell out. This has left a extremely awkward shaped tooth edges, which a Tepe cannot get through from the outside in and floss risks pulling out the replacement filling. I'm sure I'm not the only person in the UK with such an issue, so this will be great for that...I hope.
Unfortunately this thing does not work for a long time, cause some day the motor, respectively the battery is to weak to load the spring. It stocks suddenly in middle of loading cycle...and nothing will bring it back in life again...you can charge for a week...nothing happens...very disapointing : (
Panasonic water flosser seems to be better than that air floss. Although you need to be careful you don't overdo it. Gengigel is very good for repairing your gums too
Well that thing you said : « don’t use the mouthwash right after the brushing because you are going to remove all the fluoride » I totally didn’t know that and I think most people don’t know that either, so thank you for that big info !! How much time after the brush should we use the mouthwash ? Also is the water removing the fluoride also if we just mouthwash right after the brushing ? Thx
I had a crown fitted to a lower molar 2 weeks ago. I cannot get floss in there now, I can just about get interdental brush in there, the gum is quite sore and it bleeds. I thought about a water flosser but they're so expensive! I think the crown is now good.
6:09 - The Airfloss "IS" better than nothing. You forgot the "is". With such a distinctive English accent I am surprised at the typo. The AIrfloss seems to be so slow in its bursts ... and with something like 30 spaces between teeth it seems like it could take a long time to cover all of one's teeth? Some of the advertisements on the flossers / waterpicks seem to claim they are better than flossing. Any comment on that? Thanks for the review.
Which electric toothbrush did you use in the video to brush your teeth? I own the original AirFloss since 2015. (a little over 2 years now). I haven''t had any problems with it at all! However, I do think the newer model AirFloss Ultra is much better. It has a bigger reservoir, does 1, 2 or 3 bursts per press and the nozzle has been redesigned. So I''m considering to get the AirFloss Ultra eventually. Regarding my experience with the AirFloss: It's great! I use it in combination with the Philips Sonycare Diamond. Going to the dentist once a year for a full check-up and during that appointment some light scraping on the teeth around the gums area is enough to remove any plaque built up during one year since the previous check-up. My and my dentist's conclusion is that it really helps remove and prent plaque. Not 100% and definitely not as well as a floss wire, but still highly recommended!! The clogging up issue either with water or mouth wash, it is not uncommon. Water can have a high hardness in some regions, leading to lime deposits inside the device. (if you have lime building up on your sink and tap, it will do the same inside the AirFloss). Using it with mouth wash it basically has the same effect, as mouthwash contains different ingredients which stick to the inner canals of the AirFloss and slowly turn into a light powder after the moisture has evaporated, over and over. After a while, it't not strange if the AirFloss clogs up and stops working. I live in The Netherlands and the tapwater in my are is not very hard, so I haven''t had any issues with my AirFloss within the last 2 years.
Lorand Toth hi I'm using the oral b genius brush, I really like it it makes my teeth feel really clean. thanks for the info about the airfloss that makes sense why it seems to clog
I know your post is old.....I HATE FLOSSING!! I will let you in on a little secret. Dont tell anyone. lol In place of flossing I use a proxy brush to clean between my teeth. Brush, proxy brush, airfloss, in that order. My teeth cleaning lady says my teeth and gums look good.
Nice review and can you tell me if it's okay to mix your regular mouthwash with the water? I do it with mine and it is really refreshing and doubly hygienic. The only problem with this type of air flosser is that the water runs out in a few seconds. I read in the instructions that the unit will turn off after 2 minutes but the water will never last more than 20 seconds if you're lucky. Anyway thank you for a lovely review and a demonstration. When I first used mine the water squirted everywhere so best to keep your mouth shut. 🤐
Hi gray, yes you can use mouthwash in the unit but I think certain mouthwashes can damage the unit. Yes that is the drawback with this is having to refill it. I have just filmed a review for waterpik which I will be uploading later this week.
The tank is annoyingly small...needs 4-5 refills per use....I use mouthwash to fill tank ,. It works well for stuck food between teeth ,. But don't think it does much for plaque.....I use a mains powered water flosser for the gumline
Yayy ^_^. I thought you had stopped making videos because it had been a while :). Could you perhaps make a video about mouthwash, and whether it is necessary? I have read a few articles on the fact that the mouthwash doesn't actually stay in contact with teeth long enough to be effective at all? (since you spit it out after 20 seconds). And maybe a video on whether you should brush after every single meal lol? Many thanks! :)
Hi Frank, that's correct. It is not recommended to brush straight after eating due to acidity from food. Recent studies suggest it can take 2 hours for acid to neutralise. You could rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash after eating
My mouthwash says 60 seconds, not 20. Either way any rinse is probably better than no rinse. I heard it just trying to get fluoride on contact with the tooth as long as possible so do things like not rinse your mouth with water after brushing.
Can you post a peer reviewed study that shows that Dental Floss string does what you say it does? I can not find any, dental floss has been around in one form or another for almost 200 years and I can't find a study that show it does anything except remove food from in between teeth, just like a toothpick. On the other hand I can easily find peer reviewed studies that show the Water Pik does what it says it does. The AHA has removed it from best practices in America.
I just bought one. And I wonder about this question with all the devices I buy, but does it in anyway damage the air floss if you just leave it one the charging dock when you are done with it(while not in use)? Any feedback would be much appreciated. The Manuel as far as I know doesn't say said action can damage it, but I'm just asking to be certain:)
Lovely video content! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Soodalyami Impressive Commencement (search on google)? It is a good one of a kind guide for slowing the aging process to a crawl minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my mate at last got astronomical results with it.
This is a good device to clean your teeth. BUT... I bought it 4 years ago and the battery is so bad. Each device only last for few months and totally died. I went for repairing it for three time. Obviously, they don't repair it and just gave me a new one within the warrenty period. My last replacement is almost end of the warrenty and the won't extend the warranty. That's mean a new one can be used for few months. I don't recommend to buy it.
Young lady does an OK video, cue the stupid comments from disrespectful men probably old enough to be her father. I don't think I'll buy this flosser based on this review.
zaftra why do you say they don't? You don't even know him and he seems respectful. Do you think everyone elses behavior is exceptable? Girls don't like guys being disgusting towards them
Hello, Your Smile Clinic: I cannot determine if your UK or USA based. I live in a large city in Britain. There are dentists practices just about everywhere. However, Dental Hygienists are rare. I have to travel 10 miles to get to mine. I would purchase my own Cavitron and accessories if I could find a qualified Dental Hygienist to call at my home to deep clean my teeth every three-months. She earns £100 per-visit. British people find it difficult to obtain top quality dentistry.
Hi Bertie I'm based in Manchester UK. Most private dental offices have a dental hygienist. Not many do home visits, I do know of one hygienist in London who does home visits. Which city are you in? I can recommend you someone
Do you prefer using AirFloss or Waterpik? which have the different operating systems? One bursts water continuously and the other one bursts separately. I'm wondering which one is better. Thx
Distractingly gorgeous, whatever. I have a few questions. How long is this process supposed to take? If you brush twice a day, do you do this each time? Just daily? Weekly? Monthly? It seems impractical to brush, airfloss, and floss each time. I noticed you used it only on the outside of your teeth.. When I brush, I brush the horizontal surface of my teeth and both interior and exterior vertical surfaces. Any reason not to do a full round from the interior pointing out? How's this compare to the Waterfloss? Thanks for the good demo.
I just want to mentioned that In Germany there was a huge study with the topic "mouth health" one Part of it was a test of Manual floss vs airfloss(with water) and airfloss with mouthwash. All Participants got an introduction how to use floss and air floss as well. After one month they compared the papilae bleeding index. Before the study the Patients had a papilae Bleeding index of 1,6. One Group used Manual Toothbrush+ Manual Floss. The PBI was 0,6. The final result of the study(2017) was Manual floss and airfloss are both equal effective. I personaly can't use Manual floss. I use the airfloss+mouthwash since 25 days now.. I do not bleed anymore when I'm brushing teeth. And yesterday I met a friend, which I did not see for 2 Weeks. She mentioned that my gums look very healthy.
Hi Tobias, yes oral hygeine advice has to be personalised to the individual to be effective, taking into account their lifestyle, manual dexterity etc. Some people cannot get the hang of manual flossing and most people use it in the wrong way! The airfloss makes it dummy proof way to clean in between the teeth, you can't really do it a wrong way!
@@YourSmileClinic Years ago, I really tried to floss but gave up since I coudn't get the hang of it either. The Air-flosser is a better alternative for me, since I'm just like Tobias as well. My local dentist told me I have to floss in conjunction with brushing with an electric toothbrush or my enamel fillings won't last.
How many weird-o's do you know that walk up to you and start discussing the health of your gums?
@@YourSmileClinic Ok, an out of the box question, can this also be used on dogs? It would prevent disturbing visits and anaesthesia at the vet.
@@isabelledeprins9299 hi I'm not sure qualified to answer this! The pressure might be too strong for them, and I think it might be difficult to use it on them properly. Would probably be easier to brush their teeth with a toothbrush. I think dogs teeth aren't as close together as human teeth so brushing alone should suffice. Don't use toothpaste, just a dry toothbrush - the mechanical action will physically disrupt any plaque biofilm.
Hi, thanks for recognising it’s value for some people who can’t floss because of disability. This is great, much better than doing nothing.
I ran to my dentist after my gums had turned blue, he handed me a bottle of Cillit Bang Mould Remover.
Interdental cleaning, regardless of method is more important than brushing teeth. Of course both should be done. Gum and periodontal disease is a lot more common than people think.
Thank you, very thorough conclusions. I agree that patients who are likely to use this device probably already have better oral hygiene anyway.
really appreciate using the tablet when you reviewed this product. keep up the great work!
Hello, thank you for your kind comment
I was given two plague revealing tablets in primary school. I did not know what was the purpose and thought it was to clean the teeth. So I chewed and then admire the teeth in mirror before j rinsed it off
There’s nothing better than using floss but the Airfloss is a good alternative if you don’t like wrapping the floss around your fingers. Your accent is lovely:)). You are well spoken and did a good job showing the functionality of the Airfloss.
I have one and am just about to swap the battery out as they last between 3-5 years. They can be repaired. You can add mouthwash. I use Corsodyl in the chamber and have not had any leaks or problems with the pump. I alternate by using the pump and then using Elugel in an around problem teeth as historically I had suffered from bacterial infection. For those of you who have bacterial infection leading to gingivitis, I would recommend a Reishi, Maitake, Shitake capsules. Once you have had a bacterial infection and bleeding gums, the bacteria gets into your bloodstream and infections are always a problem. One hint of sugar and your mouth comes alive and bleeding soon follows. The mushrooms attack the bacteria in the blood and your system and then you’ll find as I have, you can start enjoying sweet stuffs again without the pain and bleeding afterwards. This is from someone who has habitually had a sweet tooth and abused his gums over the years. I can now eat any sweet stuff and always eat an apple directly after, which helps neutralise the plaque acid. The pump is great, but dental hygiene is a careful balance of mind what you eat and take care not to have too many sugar hits in one day. I don’t use interdental brushes anymore as I can tackle most of the plaque with my Phillips Sonicare brush. The Sonicare is outstanding and hammers away at the plaque like no other brush I have found. Just make sure to rinse the head, dry it with a towel and put the cap back on. The cap helps keep the bristles aligned and you’ll then find you can get upwards if six months from one head, provided you don’t put too much pressure on the head when cleaning and let the hammer action do it’s work. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I have one and love it. Use is as an adjunct to regular manual flossing. I noticed it is tricky to work between teeth with no gaps but it works in most of my mouth. I love it to be done flossing with it in 30 seconds as a precursor to flossing manually or just to freshen up. Well worth it overall.
Came for a review, fell in love 😅
Dave Chippy 👸🏻 🙏 👩⚕️ she’s beautiful now her patient are not scared for a checkup and 💉
Good honest review and demonstration, easy to understand and suggested good manual hygiene is the best but as an add-on to your daily cleaning. This video helped me to decide if this product will work as everyone needs are totally different.
Good job!
Very useful thank you. It would seem that from the video, manual flossing is still the more thorougher method and would remove plaque that the Airfloss would not. The Airfloss looks a great alternative for people with a disability and or lack the dexterity needed to manual floss.
I want to watch the rest of the video, but the audio goes completely out of sync at 2:03 or thereabouts, right after you use the plaque disclosing tablet. Makes it really difficult to fully get what you're doing with the device as what you're saying is mismatched. :(
Well done for mentioning disclosure tablets. No dentist or hygieniist has ever mentioned these.
Exactly!!! I’ve never heard of these. Invaluable information
Me neither. Most dentists just want to remove teeth in the UK and refer you for implants £££
I like your review. Thank you for that. Personally I am a very sensitive month care person. In my opinion, I prefer manual floss to the airfloss. I have been flossing everyday for last 10 years but I always got a problem flossing the last teeth inside so the airfloss may helpful on that case.
Hi Chutinan, thank you for taking time to comment on my video! You may find it helpful use the interdental brushes for those teeth if you prefer something manual. I have done another video on interdental brushes and how to use them. You can get them on a long handle and angled which is useful for those awkward hard to reach areas
@@YourSmileClinic what is your opinion on soniccare?
It can be used with certain mouthwashes that don’t contain a particular ingredient. I use “Listerine Advanced defence, gum treatment”.
What is the ingredient
One of the best product review I have ever seen. Thanks!
You seem to have it as "airfloss first, then floss." I believe I'd turn that about and work the nylon first. Seems to me that the whole motion of flossing would leave a disorganized field ripe for the spritzing. In my humble...
Instablaster.
I really appreciate your honest feedback. Very valuable test. Massive thanks
thank you for making this video, very informative and well put together
meeow
Please don't take offense, but a lady with beautiful Asian features plus a British accent !!!! Can't wait to get an air flosser! Thanks!
Good input, thanks for that. I was always wondering if these devices are anything miraculous... I am just starting flossing at 28 years of age so no need for additional device.
My goodness gracious.. This doctor is just stunning.
You are real cool to explain and take Time Thank you very much...
When she hurt herself with it I thought I was going to see the wasted sign from GTA
You just taught me something new. I didn’t know it wasn’t good to use mouthwash after brushing. That’s new to me. So should I do it before you brush with toothpaste?
Yes b4.....
Came here to learn about flossing but got my heart stolen :(
I just got one and absolutely love it!
Amber Wright have you noticed an improvement in your gum health?
i'm actually interested to know if you noticed a difference. it has been 1 month already since you got yours.
How'd it go. Do you still use it
Lindsay Milo yes please let us know what you think now you have had it a while? I’m interested in purchasing one thank you 😁
Ok so I just bought this because my dentist recommended it. I have issues with flossing. I hope it helps me. Thanks
It helps?
There is a specific purpose you didn't mention that these would be good for and that I am going to try one for - I have some jagged area between my 2 molars where I've had a filling - that had to be redone cos the horrible amalgam fell out. This has left a extremely awkward shaped tooth edges, which a Tepe cannot get through from the outside in and floss risks pulling out the replacement filling. I'm sure I'm not the only person in the UK with such an issue, so this will be great for that...I hope.
Jesus your teeth are perfect. Here I am screwing up my teeth. I just got a SRP done...on my way.
She's a damn dentist, of course her teeth are perfect lol
Unfortunately this thing does not work for a long time, cause some day the motor, respectively the battery is to weak to load the spring. It stocks suddenly in middle of loading cycle...and nothing will bring it back in life again...you can charge for a week...nothing happens...very disapointing : (
thanks for the useful review, sorry that youre getting so many weird comments from creeps
It's the internet.... Why is it such a surprise?
Frankie Lucky wut
FBI incoming!
I have very bad teeth since young. I do my best to brush floss..I think I need everything .. 😭
Panasonic water flosser seems to be better than that air floss. Although you need to be careful you don't overdo it. Gengigel is very good for repairing your gums too
Those must be one of the prettiest and healthiest teeth i've ever seen.
Love the english accent and im from england
Lol she s probably from UK too😂
That was tremendously helpful. Many thanks. I shall buy one.
That's a great REAL review. Thank you.
Thank you very much for this video. I have the same older model that you are using and I forgot how to use it.
Well that thing you said : « don’t use the mouthwash right after the brushing because you are going to remove all the fluoride » I totally didn’t know that and I think most people don’t know that either, so thank you for that big info !! How much time after the brush should we use the mouthwash ? Also is the water removing the fluoride also if we just mouthwash right after the brushing ? Thx
Don't rinse your mouth after brushing.... Just spit out excess toothpaste
I had a crown fitted to a lower molar 2 weeks ago. I cannot get floss in there now, I can just about get interdental brush in there, the gum is quite sore and it bleeds. I thought about a water flosser but they're so expensive! I think the crown is now good.
it's the first time I hear about this device, is amazing
thanks Angela for the video
Can you do a video on what the fluoride does in tooth paste? like what ingredient in tooth paste to look for? harmful vs helpful?
6:09 - The Airfloss "IS" better than nothing.
You forgot the "is".
With such a distinctive English accent I am surprised at the typo.
The AIrfloss seems to be so slow in its bursts ... and with something like 30 spaces between teeth it seems like it could take a long time to cover all of one's teeth? Some of the advertisements on the flossers / waterpicks seem to claim they are better than flossing. Any comment on that?
Thanks for the review.
Eyebrows on fleek
Which electric toothbrush did you use in the video to brush your teeth?
I own the original AirFloss since 2015. (a little over 2 years now). I haven''t had any problems with it at all!
However, I do think the newer model AirFloss Ultra is much better. It has a bigger reservoir, does 1, 2 or 3 bursts per press and the nozzle has been redesigned. So I''m considering to get the AirFloss Ultra eventually.
Regarding my experience with the AirFloss: It's great!
I use it in combination with the Philips Sonycare Diamond.
Going to the dentist once a year for a full check-up and during that appointment some light scraping on the teeth around the gums area is enough to remove any plaque built up during one year since the previous check-up.
My and my dentist's conclusion is that it really helps remove and prent plaque. Not 100% and definitely not as well as a floss wire, but still highly recommended!!
The clogging up issue either with water or mouth wash, it is not uncommon. Water can have a high hardness in some regions, leading to lime deposits inside the device. (if you have lime building up on your sink and tap, it will do the same inside the AirFloss). Using it with mouth wash it basically has the same effect, as mouthwash contains different ingredients which stick to the inner canals of the AirFloss and slowly turn into a light powder after the moisture has evaporated, over and over. After a while, it't not strange if the AirFloss clogs up and stops working.
I live in The Netherlands and the tapwater in my are is not very hard, so I haven''t had any issues with my AirFloss within the last 2 years.
Lorand Toth hi I'm using the oral b genius brush, I really like it it makes my teeth feel really clean. thanks for the info about the airfloss that makes sense why it seems to clog
Ugh - was hoping to just use the air floss. Thanks for the info.
I use it, it's good, but I put mouthwash in mine
I know your post is old.....I HATE FLOSSING!! I will let you in on a little secret. Dont tell anyone. lol In place of flossing I use a proxy brush to clean between my teeth. Brush, proxy brush, airfloss, in that order. My teeth cleaning lady says my teeth and gums look good.
Groundhog Thanks!!!
Nice review and can you tell me if it's okay to mix your regular mouthwash with the water? I do it with mine and it is really refreshing and doubly hygienic.
The only problem with this type of air flosser is that the water runs out in a few seconds. I read in the instructions that the unit will turn off after 2 minutes but the water will never last more than 20 seconds if you're lucky.
Anyway thank you for a lovely review and a demonstration. When I first used mine the water squirted everywhere so best to keep your mouth shut. 🤐
Hi gray, yes you can use mouthwash in the unit but I think certain mouthwashes can damage the unit. Yes that is the drawback with this is having to refill it. I have just filmed a review for waterpik which I will be uploading later this week.
Corsodyl toothpaste encourages calculus build up to crumble off.
I love your accent
Just love your confidence girl
Wouldn't dare do this even for a million bucks
Although i have genuinely good set of teeth
Wonderful video
The flosser works well but it's advisable to use traditional methods as well
A HydroFloss video. It is said to have added benefits due to a patented method of magnetizing the flowing water.
where is this said?
just use the garage air compressor
Use meth, no teeth no need to floss.
very good! thanks for testing this for us. It is what I am looking for!
Will frequent use cause gums to retract? With the force of the air pulses and water spray? Thanks, great video!!
No
I really liked this product but mine stopped working less than a year after I got it. Very annoying.
Thank you for that thorough breakdown :)
The tank is annoyingly small...needs 4-5 refills per use....I use mouthwash to fill tank ,. It works well for stuck food between teeth ,. But don't think it does much for plaque.....I use a mains powered water flosser for the gumline
Yayy ^_^. I thought you had stopped making videos because it had been a while :).
Could you perhaps make a video about mouthwash, and whether it is necessary? I have read a few articles on the fact that the mouthwash doesn't actually stay in contact with teeth long enough to be effective at all? (since you spit it out after 20 seconds).
And maybe a video on whether you should brush after every single meal lol?
Many thanks! :)
Never brush immediately after ..you can research to find out why hint softening enamel
Hi Frank, that's correct. It is not recommended to brush straight after eating due to acidity from food. Recent studies suggest it can take 2 hours for acid to neutralise. You could rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash after eating
My mouthwash says 60 seconds, not 20. Either way any rinse is probably better than no rinse. I heard it just trying to get fluoride on contact with the tooth as long as possible so do things like not rinse your mouth with water after brushing.
What is TP she's talking about? Is that tooth pick ?
What is TP she's talking Bout ? Is that tooth pick
Can you post a peer reviewed study that shows that Dental Floss string does what you say it does? I can not find any, dental floss has been around in one form or another for almost 200 years and I can't find a study that show it does anything except remove food from in between teeth, just like a toothpick. On the other hand I can easily find peer reviewed studies that show the Water Pik does what it says it does. The AHA has removed it from best practices in America.
She said that unit is small. We’re doomed boys
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Hey well said man we so are there's no way that is by any means a small? Unit!😅
I just bought one. And I wonder about this question with all the devices I buy, but does it in anyway damage the air floss if you just leave it one the charging dock when you are done with it(while not in use)? Any feedback would be much appreciated. The Manuel as far as I know doesn't say said action can damage it, but I'm just asking to be certain:)
Excellent, so informative. I intend to buy the latest model. 👍
Can I put soda with water into the sonicare?
Fantastic informative review, thank you 😊
I'm sure there is many, only watching your angelic face not listening what u tell. Not me but I'm pretty sure there is many of them 🙇😊👍
Oh wow look who it is 😀 - good job Miss Ly
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This is a good device to clean your teeth. BUT... I bought it 4 years ago and the battery is so bad. Each device only last for few months and totally died. I went for repairing it for three time. Obviously, they don't repair it and just gave me a new one within the warrenty period. My last replacement is almost end of the warrenty and the won't extend the warranty. That's mean a new one can be used for few months. I don't recommend to buy it.
What do think is better the water flosser by waterpik or air flosser?
Good video. I think my awkward use of the AirFloss will really improve after seeing this video.
How does this compare to Oral-B OxyJet MD20 and the likes with continuous stream? Which of those types is better?
Thankyou for this! This should help me alot because I have a bunch of teeth I cant floss because fillings have bridged them together.
Young lady does an OK video, cue the stupid comments from disrespectful men probably old enough to be her father. I don't think I'll buy this flosser based on this review.
zaftra why do you say they don't? You don't even know him and he seems respectful. Do you think everyone elses behavior is exceptable? Girls don't like guys being disgusting towards them
@@lollolol5008 he seems respectfull indeed, accept for the fact he isn't
Might as well use the shower head and save 50 dollars.
@Michael M. "Even married 14 years" Are you trying to brag about how long your marriage has lasted? This doesn't sound like a healthy relationship...
Would you recommend mouth wash before brushing teeth and flossing or afterwards but not straight away like you said . Nice post
I might sound ridiculous but I wish this process took less time.... maybe I am not being thorough enough in my care
Hello, Your Smile Clinic:
I cannot determine if your UK or USA based.
I live in a large city in Britain. There are dentists practices just about everywhere. However, Dental Hygienists are rare. I have to travel 10 miles to get to mine. I would purchase my own Cavitron and accessories if I could find a qualified Dental Hygienist to call at my home to deep clean my teeth every three-months. She earns £100 per-visit.
British people find it difficult to obtain top quality dentistry.
Hi Bertie I'm based in Manchester UK. Most private dental offices have a dental hygienist. Not many do home visits, I do know of one hygienist in London who does home visits. Which city are you in? I can recommend you someone
@@YourSmileClinic ...My name is NOT Bertie Pimplebum for real. This is comic name I made up for comments on UA-cam.
Very informative thanks…does it outperform the waterpik?…you are super good looking too!
Thanks for this video it was really helpful!
If she thinks the pink stains are ' gross ' , how does she cope every month ?
Thank you for the advice!
Thank you for your review. Would you advise me an airfloss if I suffer from cervical caries?
Thank you!
Any comments about the actual product guys? :)
I bet there’s a long waiting list at her clinic 😁
Good review, I might invest in one of these. Thanks Angela
Do you prefer using AirFloss or Waterpik? which have the different operating systems? One bursts water continuously and the other one bursts separately. I'm wondering which one is better. Thx
Thanks for making this useful vid :D
your skin and your teeth are so perfect. Jealous
No skin, just paint lol
It's called makeup...
Thank you for the awesome video. I'm getting braces and after your advice I'm getting one of this, too! Arigatou :-)
Distractingly gorgeous, whatever. I have a few questions.
How long is this process supposed to take?
If you brush twice a day, do you do this each time? Just daily? Weekly? Monthly? It seems impractical to brush, airfloss, and floss each time.
I noticed you used it only on the outside of your teeth.. When I brush, I brush the horizontal surface of my teeth and both interior and exterior vertical surfaces. Any reason not to do a full round from the interior pointing out?
How's this compare to the Waterfloss?
Thanks for the good demo.
How cute is this dentist
I’ve been using floss forks like Plackers™️ or silky type floss forks. Cheap ones cut my gums.
Hi, How often should I use the plaque disclosing tablets?
How does it compare w a water jet like an InterPlak
Amazing healthy mouth gums lips! You inspired me to perfect my oral health. Are you in the U.K.? Great accent.
Stop being a creep. Leave my girlfriend alone
Usefull and honest review.