Irrigators

( number of products: 2 )

Oral Irrigators includes cordless devices designed to complement everyday tooth brushing by using a concentrated water stream to clean difficult-to-reach areas. The current range contains 2 cordless oral irrigators, both designed with large water tanks.

Cordless operation makes the devices convenient for home and travel use. Selected features include multiple operating modes, USB charging, rotating tips and a large water reservoir.

Cordless oral irrigators

An oral irrigator uses a directed stream of water to help remove food residue from areas that may be difficult to reach with a conventional toothbrush.

It should complement regular brushing rather than replace it.

230 ml water tank

One current model has a 230 ml reservoir, providing enough capacity for comfortable everyday use without frequent refilling.

A wide filling opening also makes adding water easier.

Three operating modes

The verified model offers:

  • Soft,
  • Strong,
  • Pulse.

Beginners can start with a gentler setting and increase intensity only when comfortable.

360-degree rotating tip

The cleaning tip can rotate through 360°, helping direct the water stream toward different areas of the mouth.

USB charging

The irrigator uses USB charging, making it practical for both home and travel use.

Automatic shut-off

The verified model automatically switches off after approximately 3 minutes.

How to use an oral irrigator

A basic routine may include:

  1. fill the reservoir with clean water,
  2. install the tip,
  3. select a comfortable mode,
  4. lean over the sink,
  5. guide the stream between teeth and along the gumline,
  6. empty and rinse the tank after use.

For beginners

Start with a lower pressure setting and use lukewarm water if cold water feels uncomfortable.

Keep your mouth slightly open so water can flow into the sink.

Cleaning between teeth

Move the tip gradually from one area to another rather than holding a strong stream in one place for a long time.

Orthodontic care

A water irrigator may be a useful addition to daily hygiene when braces or other appliances make some areas harder to reach.

Follow your dentist's or orthodontist's individual care recommendations.

Cleaning the device

After use:

  • empty the tank,
  • rinse the reservoir,
  • rinse the tip,
  • allow parts to dry,
  • clean the device periodically according to the instructions.

Sharing an irrigator

If several people use the same unit, each person should have their own compatible tip.

Storage

Store the irrigator dry, with an empty reservoir and clean attachment.

Protect the charging area from unnecessary moisture.

Choosing an oral irrigator

Consider:

  • water capacity,
  • operating modes,
  • pressure options,
  • included tips,
  • rotating tip,
  • charging method,
  • cleaning requirements,
  • overall dimensions.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many products are currently available?
There are 2 oral irrigators.

2. Are they cordless?
Yes. Both current models are cordless.

3. What is the water-tank capacity?
One verified model has a 230 ml tank.

4. How many modes are available?
The verified model offers Soft, Strong and Pulse modes.

5. Does the tip rotate?
Yes. It rotates through 360 degrees.

6. How is the irrigator charged?
Via USB.

7. Does it switch off automatically?
Yes. The verified model switches off after approximately 3 minutes.

8. Is it suitable for travel?
Yes. Cordless operation and USB charging make it convenient to transport.

9. Does an oral irrigator replace brushing?
No. It is designed to complement regular brushing.

10. What should I check before buying?
Check tank size, operating modes, tips, charging method, dimensions and cleaning requirements.

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