Tried this for the first time today. All of my clothes and half of my bathroom are soaking wet, but my mouth *does* feel cleaner than it ever has before in my life. Overall 8/10 would recommend.
There is definitely a trick to it. We have found the best advice we can give is to place the flosser in your mouth prior to turning it on, then make sure you look down into your sink as you go; keep your mouth slightly open so water can drain into the sink.
After purchasing one, I understand why people are like "you can use it in the shower!" I was kinda confused why people were flossing in their shower. 🤣
I forgot to read the instruction manuals and watch this video before I started. I did discover that the Waterpik is a fantastic water gun capable of shooting at great distances.
I had some toothpaste stuck to my sink and I sprayed the flosser at it. It came off. Multi-purpose. If it can remove hard toothpaste from a sink, it must work super well for gum health.
The first time I used my waterpik, I turned it on high and it was just spraying all over my bathroom and it was a mess. Now that I know what I’m doing, I love it.
I bought a water pick and never used it. I don't no where the box or instructions are, so I thought how hard could be to use. It turned my sink experience into a shower experience instead. So now I'm here. 😆💆🏼💛
@@sweetbeep Just jokes. I like it but I haven’t used it in a bit because the ants in my room were going after the water so I drained it for the summer. It’s a nice flossed though 👍
Started using a water flosser recently due to gingivitis giving me problems, and it really helped clean everything out and bring the swelling down. Works wonders when paired with some good old Listerine.
@@jaylenbrownfan2112 I would not unless you have a gingivitis problem. Using Listerine long term actually ended up making my teeth sensitive for a while, so I only use it when there’s actually a problem for it to treat. If you don’t have any issues in your mouth, brushing and flossing/water flossing should do fine.
@@jaylenbrownfan2112 Listerine here does make matters worse, as Emerald said. I special ordered a dentist/prescription level Listerine from the UK. In Europe, they don't have the restrictions and medical grade mouthwashes that actually work. It makes your mouth and gums very numb for awhile, but doesn't create worsening problems w/ prolonged use.
I used to have a hard time brushing my teeth but after Buying your water hose I don’t have any teeth left so I have no reason to ever worry about my teeth again! Thank you!
My uncle showed me this and I used it for the first time today. Great cleaning!! It felt super refreshing after I did the water floss. This product is extremely helpful.
do you use the same machine or the cordless one? I bought one but am scared to use it since I need a mirror or navigate my gum line but that is impossible since the entire bathroom will get wet
@@aasukaa. it’s a joke man. Although I DO agree that the waterpik can be used as a water gun 😂. But that doesn’t mean you use it to mess around. It’s only meant to floss your teeth. That’s the main purpose of it
This product is awesome! It did not only cleaned my teeth but also cleaned the mirror, sink, and toilet. Now my teeth and my bathroom is squicky clean :D Have a great smile!
I tried to use waterpik water flosser but after starting the motor of the product jets of water started spraying my mirror and walls of the bathroom. I attempted to regain control of the device but it was too late and my dog Octavian who is usually in the bathroom with me was sprayed and fell to the floor. After I started yelling for help my brothers entered the bathroom and we were able to deactivate the waterpik water flosser.
Please be careful when operating the water pik, my dog Octavian was very scared for two days after the incident and I am worried this tragedy could be repeated in other households. The 54 page manual included with the waterpik does not prepare you for what it has in store..
I use a water-flosser after every meal, it's much faster and more thorough than string-floss. I travel with the small (45 seconds tank) rechargeable and recommend them to people.
I got this today at Costco and just did a first run. Little bit of gum bleeding which should subside with subsequent uses, I think it’s actually a sign that the gums are stronger when they don’t bleed. Anyway, I’m optimistic, it felt pretty good and seems like it would be a pleasant thing to mix in a little mouthwash in the tank. Looking forward to a nice future with this.
@@akashsindhanur9883 it must have. I had pockets which would hurt and bleed when flossing. Also, the smell of the flossing after using was not nice though I am very consistent with my teeth brushing. When I started using the waterpik, the pocket bled a lot. After three days, it stopped bleeding and none of my gums have bled ever since. Just make sure to not use the strongest setting. Go up to 5 which is enough. You can actually hurt your gums with this if it goes too strongly. Also, add some xylothol in water for better results.
hello waterpik professionals and / or administartors, following my purchase when i wrote you the first time about 1 month ago, yesterday was my 1st dentist appointment since, for the record, i go twice a year (every 6 months), am a live singer / harmonica player in a working band, so my mouth is important, anyways, i'm still getting used to using it, i haven't totally grasped dexterity for the upper part yet, my dentist was pleased with the state of my gums, so you have a pretty damn happy customer right here, takes getting used to but totally worth it, cheers.
Hi Eric - Thank you so much for sharing your experience and for providing the wonderful feedback! We are glad to hear that you and your dental professionals are seeing the benefits of using the product. There is a bit of a learning curve, but you will get the hang of it. If you would like to email me your specific model number, I may be able to provide some additional tips on how to use your specific unit. You can email me directly at smreviews@waterpik.com.
@@danaruffin6933 hello i will reply with my experience,, but everyone is different,,,,,my dentist told me this replaces flossing,,,,,why, because about 2 months ago as i was flossing i ripped off a crown that was in place, i have more than one and i've had a few cavities in my life so there's alot of hardware in my mouth and flossing can rip 'em off,,,,,,also, i avoid now jujubes and caramels, you get the idea,,,,,i still floss but more gently now and i avoid the area where he had to replace the crown,,,,,a detail that needs to ne mentioned, this crown is now sturdier in place than the first time,,,,,tha waterpik pros will probably answer you also
I've been using water pik for about 5 years and my teeth are perfect. I got my wife onto this as well. No need to floss anymore. Far more superior using water pik.
Hello Silvia- We are sorry that you are having difficulty using the product. It is important to remember that you cannot look at yourself in the mirror when you are flossing. You want to make sure that you are leaning over and are looking down into the sink. Keep your mouth partially open so that the water can flow freely out of your mouth and down into the sink. This will prevent water spray. If you are still having trouble, please contact customer service at 1-800-525-2774 Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 5:00pm and we would be more than happy to assist you further.
Lol! Glad I'm not the only one. I just tried it for the first time and came straight to TH-cam to see how to use it. Hopefully second use will be much dryer!
Silvia Alfaro I had water all over the place the first couple of times and I still mess up once in a while. It can be tricky to get used to handling - it’s not just you!
@@AlexWithAStar lots of people say when they cleanup their mouth, their mental fog clears up. One person said his vision got better. One person got his tooth fixed and his seizures went away. Anxiety and depression is related to brain inflammation which can be seeping from the mouth
One of the best investments ever. Invigorating gums with water flossing increases dental health in a number of ways. I know from family experience, that if you have sensitive, bleeding gums upon brushing, this will strengthen the gums and reduce or eliminate bleeding. It also helps reduce recession dramatically. Myself and other family members have been using them for decades. My mom was prescribed dental surgery a long long time ago. Luckily someone told her about the water pik , she used it ever since and never needed the surgery. At 90 she still has her teeth and is thrilled. I could go on. I wish ALL dental professionals would loudly promote the use.
I actually really enjoy the water pick. There’s always lots of jokes about it even at my house lol. But at the end of the day it really does work and my teeth actually feel cleaner. Definitely use warm water feels way better. The first few times I used it my gums bleed but I think it was due to not being good about flossing. Anyway I really do enjoy this product and would recommend giving it a try.
actually a pretty great product. I never flossed, but I needed to start because my gums were inflamed and irritated. One of the biggest things that kept me from flossing is my permanent retainer on the lower teeth and how it would not allow me to floss that area. This product allows me to clean out all the areas with ease, despite the retainer.
I’ve used the waterpick 4x. This video informs me I’ve been doing it wrong each time :’) Thank you for the information! I knew something was up since I couldn’t reach my back teeth with how I was doing it
I have a really loose gum pocket at the very back of my mouth that recently flared up and causes me extreme pain every time I eat. I ordered this and started using it for the first time last night and I finally feel some relief! I am hoping with daily continued use this will help heal the gum and get my mouth back to normal.
Hi Victoria - We are so glad that that we were able to help you get some relief! Keep using the product daily and your gum health will continue to improve.
@@minatwom Yes, sorry for the late reply. It did heal. This really helped clean the area and stiffen/heal the gum. I am still using it every night 2 years later. Great product.
I love the waterflosser! I use it everyday. However it's best to combine it with regular string floss because string floss scrubs plaque off and the waterflosser rinses it (you need that scrubbing power to effectively remove stubborn plaque).
Hi there - The Waterpik Water Flosser has actually been proven to be up to 50% more effective for gum health VS string floss and removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas. In addition, we have also been awarded the American Dental Association's prestigious Seal of Acceptance based on its safety and efficacy. You can read more about the clinical research and ADA Seal of Acceptance at the link below. We hope this information helps! www.waterpik.com/oral-health/why-waterpik/
@@waterpik HI thanks! I owe all my thanks to the waterpik for cleaning one of my wisdom teeth as it grew a bit slow and part of it was still under a gum flap. The gum became a bit swollen but when I started rinsing the area with a waterpik and the swelling went away, my wisdom teeth are clean and my dentist said that I don't have to get any of them removed!
@@komfykoala6083 I know it's been a while, but what model did you use? My dentist just recommended I pick up a waterpik if I want to keep my wisdom teeth clean; like yours, they're growing in very slowly still and partially under gum flaps. Hoping to have the same results you did!
I'm loving all the jokes, but in all seriousness, this product really works! I invested in one if these babies after a wisdom tooth extraction, and I haven't stopped singing this products praises since. I put Listerine in my reservoir. My teeth are super white, smooth, my gums FEEL healthy, I can see all the little gaps between my teeth where I use to have plaque. Buy this product, you will not be disappointed. I use it everyday, multiple times a day, and I never use water... only mouthwash.
Hello Marissa, thank you so much for sharing this with us! We are glad it's making a difference. Listerine is fine to use in the product but it is imperative that you clean it regularly to keep it working at its best. Here is a link for more information on how to care for the unit if you use mouthwash. We hope it helps! www.waterpik.com/oral-health/product-support/articles/waterpik-mouthwash/
@@waterpik This is my gripe also. The device is very effective but sounds like a jackhammer. Even if I'm the only one in the house, I dread turning it on every time.
@@waterpik i heard and saw the pulse water pik is much more quiet and works better, but i cannot find that video as i forgot the exact name of it......
I just bought 1 of these on sale at Costco. The best part of this vid is the Comment section! XD Scrolling through had me dying; thanks for the laughs. I really needed it. XD
Can someone tell me why everyone is making jokes about water flossing? I just bought my first ever waterpik and came here to learn how to use it, and noticed the comment section is confusingly hilarious 😂
Bullshit. It cost unreasonable/ downright extortionate amounts and is basically just a glorified bidet for your teeth- something I could do for Free with rinsing from the faucet. This will not remove plaque interproximally, nor will it effectively remove tiny particles of food and/ or plaque impacted between the teeth the same way floss or a teepee brush would. Use common sense. The amount of interproximal space needed for this kinda thing to be effective would just make this product redundant with normal oral hygiene routines I.e. flossing and brushing. Save some money and buy floss or teepee brushes. Simple.
@@insertnamehere8723 Yeah, it doesn't seem like it'll work better than actual material cleaning there (flossing). I think they were going with the idea of a water pressure washer, but for your teeth, because water pressure washers are damn good. But in order for this thing to clean just as good as a pressure washer but for your teeth, sure the pressure is incredibly reduced, but it would still have to be strong enough pressure to clean not just food particles, but ACTUAL PLAQUE! That would cause damage to your gums.
@@dsandoval9396 It isn't strong enough, though. That's the thing, mechanically cleaning between the teeth ensures everything, even subgingivally, is cleared away. If this was remotely akin to a pressure washer it wouldn't be good for your gums and teeth in the long term, logically. There's a reason dentists use ultrasonic scales and manually get between the teeth in addition to a water jet, similar to the water floss things. At the very least you'd need to use this in addition to flossing, but that's redundant when you can floss and just rinse after. That's the bottom line here. Save money and time with this gimmick.
I own one of these but its handheld, never gets uncomfortably stuck like actual floss. Can't believe I'd ever say this in the modern age but... Works as advertised.
Water floss tech has really advanced ever since this vid. Im now using an Oclean W10 and its been a major upgrade from my old waterpik. Nevertheless, this vid is still informative!
I started using the waterpik (and shmfancy electric toothbrush) a week before my dental checkup, and I can confirm there were no complaints for the first time. Just a little cavity that started a while ago. But teeth, gums, all good.
*LYRICS* brushing alone is not enough if you just brush food and debris get left behind The waterpik water flosser is the easy and most effective way to clean between teeth to get started follow these simple steps fill reservoir with warm water and place firmly in the base select a tip thats right for you click firmly into handle if this is your first use, you'll need to prime the pump Number one, set the pressure control to high Number two, point the tip into the sink Number three, turn on until water flows Number four, turn unit off Now let's get on to water flossing [chorus] Start with the lowest pressure setting lean over the sink and place the tip in your mouth turn unit and water on partially close lips to prevent splashing, and let water flow from your mouth into the sink aim the tip at the gumline for best results, start with your back teeth move along your gumline, pausing briefly between teeth floss front and backside of teeth for one minute a day the Waterpik® water flosser removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas and is up to 50% more effective than string floss you can have healthier gums and brighter teeth with the Waterpik® water flosser ... (music)
i had no idea this existed and dont remember buying it or hearing anyone in my family talk about buying it but it just randomly appeared in my bathroom one day, 10/10 havent used it but it looks cool ig
Cool invention. It lookss much more fun than squeezing string in between every tooth. Looked up results for NZ, Colgate is one option, which is NZ$129. Waterpik is also available locally in NZ chemists for NZ$124-$169. Will def consider.
I started using one recently. The ones I use are th Classic to remove most of the left over food particles an so forth and the Pik Pocket for getting between my teeth and along my gum line. I still use the flossing for good measure (the DentalPik)
My dentist admitted to me when this type of thing first came out (he is a older dentist) he and his sister would set it on high and have a fantastic water war.
My shower nozzle has a jet stream setting.. that is my waterpik 😂 every 2nd day and noticing a big difference just close your eyes and hold your breath 😆
I used to have various toothaches and mouth ulcers. It won't be now. I have found that as long as the bacteria in the mouth are solved, the teeth will grow healthily, but they need daily care. Electric toothbrush + Water Flosser = Healthy Mouth.
I hate flossing with a burning passion, it’s just a very annoying thing to have to do but I force myself to do it anyway for gum and teeth health but it’s nice to know people are developing different ways to floss other than floss string cause i hate that stuff
Hello there! The Waterpik Water Flosser has actually been around since 1962 and is designed to take the place of traditional string floss and has been clinically proven to be up to 50% more effective than traditional string floss for improving gum health.You can read the clinical research here:www.waterpik.com/oral-health/clinical-research/ In addition, we have been awarded the American Dental Assoiciation's prestigious Seal of Acceptance for its efficacy and safety. You can read about that here: www.waterpik.com/oral-health/blog/waterpik-ada-seal-acceptance/
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Tried this for the first time today. All of my clothes and half of my bathroom are soaking wet, but my mouth *does* feel cleaner than it ever has before in my life. Overall 8/10 would recommend.
There is definitely a trick to it. We have found the best advice we can give is to place the flosser in your mouth prior to turning it on, then make sure you look down into your sink as you go; keep your mouth slightly open so water can drain into the sink.
Aw me too, glad I’m not the only one lol
Same! That’s why I’m here. 😂😂😂 water EVERYWHERE. My 4yr old walked in and asked me why am I playing in water and making a mess 😅
😂 this comment is exactly why I’ve searched how to use
After purchasing one, I understand why people are like "you can use it in the shower!" I was kinda confused why people were flossing in their shower. 🤣
This gave me cleaner teeth, cleared my acne, and fixed my marriage.
How did that clear you acne?
Freddy Krueger whooooooooosh
@Brit huh
😂😂😂
Britnee Washington It was a lame joke anyways. Had to question it.
This is the only ad I’ve ever clicked on.
Yes
literally same.
Same
Same
Same
This product is brilliant!
I've been using it to clean the moss off my patio and it's only taken me five months so far and I'm nearly finished!
I agree that this product is more effective than string floss.
This comment killed me omg 🤣
@@WiiAsian Glad I made you smile.😆
@@pietersanders7761Maaaaaan this comment was hilarious. I was thinking of using it to clean pick up truck and you've inspired me.
😂
Perfect travel accessory.
It doubles as a bidet
This comment made my day lol
FOUL lmaoooo
Underrated comment😂
Ewwwww
Mmmmmmm
Will this clean my soul?
Sorry, that's extra
Only if you use waterpik +
Only if you rinse with the blood of Jesus, spit, and scream Jesus save me! Amen...
What if you barely have one?
Yes
The comment section is the best part of this video. 😂
ikr?
I just needed a water flosser and now I'm getting pure joy
😂
I was really not expecting it 🤣🤣
I forgot to read the instruction manuals and watch this video before I started. I did discover that the Waterpik is a fantastic water gun capable of shooting at great distances.
😂😂😂
You could put an eye out
Same. My mirror, sink and counter are now flossed hahah
Everything has water on it, I don’t know what I thought was going to happen when I turned it on
I had some toothpaste stuck to my sink and I sprayed the flosser at it. It came off. Multi-purpose. If it can remove hard toothpaste from a sink, it must work super well for gum health.
The first time I used my waterpik, I turned it on high and it was just spraying all over my bathroom and it was a mess. Now that I know what I’m doing, I love it.
Lmfao same it almost went to the electric cable i could have electrocuted myself with all the water splashing xD
Really?
Theres a button on the handle that stops the water spray
😂🤣🤣😅😄🤗
Can u please reply if it has enough pressure to make teeth clean
“Brushing alone is not enough”
Well who do you suggest I brush with, my dog?
Haha
Omg!!! I never thought of that... brb
😂
Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I bought a water pick and never used it. I don't no where the box or instructions are, so I thought how hard could be to use. It turned my sink experience into a shower experience instead. So now I'm here. 😆💆🏼💛
I first used mine in the shower, cause I knew what was comin lol
You can't have teeth issues if you don't have teeth
You still have gums, however.
Actually that is a false statement
and that will cause another issue, how will you chew?
GaHyun Hwang is this a threat?
Modern problems require modern solutions
This is the first time I actually enjoy the comments on a general public TH-cam video.
Brushing alone is never enough, according to literally every dental commercial
Yet its all i do
Also according to every dental health professional and organization. Because it’s not.
sidmal better start flossing
Kitty Mittens • 82 years ago yeah
The username tricked me
If I go to the dentist after using this and they poke my gums and ask me if I floss, I'm fighting someone!
Omm 😂
😂😂
@@laylahappy3156 it's a joke.
@@laylahappy3156 woah wtf is your problem. If you don't like the joke cool but no need to act like a total prick.
@@laylahappy3156 lol. Someones not happy with themselves.
The Waterpik saved my grandmother’s life! I highly recommend it!
What do you mean???
@@sweetbeep Just jokes. I like it but I haven’t used it in a bit because the ants in my room were going after the water so I drained it for the summer. It’s a nice flossed though 👍
@@tahu300 wow. I think you can possibly get rid of ants with food grade diatomaceous earth. If not, boric acid mixed with egg yolk paste and sugar.
Started using a water flosser recently due to gingivitis giving me problems, and it really helped clean everything out and bring the swelling down. Works wonders when paired with some good old Listerine.
Wonder if adding listerine to the reservoir instead of water would work well. Best of both worlds.
@@jaylenbrownfan2112
I would not unless you have a gingivitis problem. Using Listerine long term actually ended up making my teeth sensitive for a while, so I only use it when there’s actually a problem for it to treat. If you don’t have any issues in your mouth, brushing and flossing/water flossing should do fine.
@@jaylenbrownfan2112 Listerine here does make matters worse, as Emerald said. I special ordered a dentist/prescription level Listerine from the UK. In Europe, they don't have the restrictions and medical grade mouthwashes that actually work. It makes your mouth and gums very numb for awhile, but doesn't create worsening problems w/ prolonged use.
@@emerald9194 listerine be BURNING
Use therabreath not Listerine
I used to have a hard time brushing my teeth but after Buying your water hose I don’t have any teeth left so I have no reason to ever worry about my teeth again! Thank you!
Aaaaahahaha 😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
My uncle showed me this and I used it for the first time today. Great cleaning!! It felt super refreshing after I did the water floss. This product is extremely helpful.
Please do reply. Does this have enough pressure to clean the food particles stuck in between teeth
Craft Cravings Yes
Where can I purchase this product and what is name of this product
What else did your uncle show you?
@@ruthlessluderbruhh..what?? Did your Uncle show u something special??🙀😰😰😥😶🌫️😱😱
As a brazilian dentist I recomend to all my patients!!! Real efficient.
What do you recommend as an Argentinian dentist?
my canadian dentist also recommends it, let's see if we can get a bolivian dentist to comment
As a British dentist I recommend you not to make an appointment with me, in fact stay out of my office altogether.
@@imirish4702 duly noted, thanx for the heads up, i was just about to make an appointment, now i have to cancel my trip to trip england
dkmooninite 😂
Thanks to this. Now we have cut off the electricity from our house as everyone has bright teeth. Our teeth makes the home bright and were so happy
I throughly believe this device is going to fix everything in my life 😂 I'm buying this soon enough
I turned the power up to 11 and accidentally blew out a filling... This thing is great!
Oooofffff I chewed on an apple and my filling somehow fell out so now I gotta chunk of my tooth missing your not alone
I’m cracking up 😂
I went to 13 and now I have a hole in the side of my face.
Careful it may destroy your enamel
jred7 😂😂😂😂
Dude I am not joking when I say that this is amazing. I never realized how much food was stuck in my braces until I used this.
do you use the same machine or the cordless one? I bought one but am scared to use it since I need a mirror or navigate my gum line but that is impossible since the entire bathroom will get wet
Frrrrr it's so satisfying seeing it drop out with the water
I’ve been using this for 10 hrs. Great product. Recommend it to anyone that just ate food.
It’s actually really good. I was surprised how many food particles came out, I follow up with a mouth rinse after brushing and this.
What order do you do it in.
As in brush, mouthwash and this ?
You should floss your teeth before brushing and if you use a mouthwash, you need to wait 30 minutes after brushing before using the mouthwash.
@@SkepticleOrc why do you need to wait after brushing to use mouthwash? Sorry if this is a dumb question. I do this all the time🤦🏻♂️
@@cuddy9215 bc mouthwash will wash away the benefits of the toothpaste
I uses this to, to clean my car. My car now is plaque-free!
lol funny man
@@cygnus4723 huh
@@aasukaa. it’s a joke man. Although I DO agree that the waterpik can be used as a water gun 😂. But that doesn’t mean you use it to mess around. It’s only meant to floss your teeth. That’s the main purpose of it
Now I can finally tell my dentist “yes I floss”
1) Told to floss.
2) Dances ever Fortnite game.
a dentist can easily tell you havent been flossing. A waterpik is useless for underneath the gums
@@ewcho8995 Dentists say it’s better than flossing
@@JK-vy8vh ture my dentist did recommend me to use the water pik
@@ewcho8995 Get yourself one because it is a gamechanger. You can reduce flossing to 2-3 times a week and you will be fine.
This product is awesome! It did not only cleaned my teeth but also cleaned the mirror, sink, and toilet. Now my teeth and my bathroom is squicky clean :D Have a great smile!
Man, all this time I was using my water pick lying down in bed. Thank you infomercial!
I tried to use waterpik water flosser but after starting the motor of the product jets of water started spraying my mirror and walls of the bathroom. I attempted to regain control of the device but it was too late and my dog Octavian who is usually in the bathroom with me was sprayed and fell to the floor. After I started yelling for help my brothers entered the bathroom and we were able to deactivate the waterpik water flosser.
Justin Hughes is there a point to this story?
Please be careful when operating the water pik, my dog Octavian was very scared for two days after the incident and I am worried this tragedy could be repeated in other households. The 54 page manual included with the waterpik does not prepare you for what it has in store..
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good lord this made my day LOL!
Just put it in your mouth before you turn it on. After, have the setting on low and then gradually go to high.
I use a water-flosser after every meal, it's much faster and more thorough than string-floss. I travel with the small (45 seconds tank) rechargeable and recommend them to people.
I got this today at Costco and just did a first run. Little bit of gum bleeding which should subside with subsequent uses, I think it’s actually a sign that the gums are stronger when they don’t bleed. Anyway, I’m optimistic, it felt pretty good and seems like it would be a pleasant thing to mix in a little mouthwash in the tank. Looking forward to a nice future with this.
Hi, do you still bleed now or has it gotten better?
@@akashsindhanur9883 it must have. I had pockets which would hurt and bleed when flossing. Also, the smell of the flossing after using was not nice though I am very consistent with my teeth brushing.
When I started using the waterpik, the pocket bled a lot. After three days, it stopped bleeding and none of my gums have bled ever since.
Just make sure to not use the strongest setting. Go up to 5 which is enough. You can actually hurt your gums with this if it goes too strongly.
Also, add some xylothol in water for better results.
@@akashsindhanur9883 The first time you get into a routine of flossing, your gums will bleed. It'll subside afterwards though
Bleeding means you aren't flossing.
hello waterpik professionals and / or administartors, following my purchase when i wrote you the first time about 1 month ago, yesterday was my 1st dentist appointment since, for the record, i go twice a year (every 6 months), am a live singer / harmonica player in a working band, so my mouth is important, anyways, i'm still getting used to using it, i haven't totally grasped dexterity for the upper part yet, my dentist was pleased with the state of my gums, so you have a pretty damn happy customer right here, takes getting used to but totally worth it, cheers.
Hi Eric -
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and for providing the wonderful feedback! We are glad to hear that you and your dental professionals are seeing the benefits of using the product. There is a bit of a learning curve, but you will get the hang of it. If you would like to email me your specific model number, I may be able to provide some additional tips on how to use your specific unit. You can email me directly at smreviews@waterpik.com.
@@waterpik email sent
Do i still have to floss with the stribg if i use this
@@danaruffin6933 hello i will reply with my experience,, but everyone is different,,,,,my dentist told me this replaces flossing,,,,,why, because about 2 months ago as i was flossing i ripped off a crown that was in place, i have more than one and i've had a few cavities in my life so there's alot of hardware in my mouth and flossing can rip 'em off,,,,,,also, i avoid now jujubes and caramels, you get the idea,,,,,i still floss but more gently now and i avoid the area where he had to replace the crown,,,,,a detail that needs to ne mentioned, this crown is now sturdier in place than the first time,,,,,tha waterpik pros will probably answer you also
Best how to ever. Quick, easy, to the point 👌🏼
I've been using water pik for about 5 years and my teeth are perfect. I got my wife onto this as well. No need to floss anymore. Far more superior using water pik.
While you're at it, just throw your toothbrush away 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please do reply. Does this have enough pressure to clean the food particles stuck in between teeth
@@Roshninagawat Yes, this machine can do what you asked. You will need to work your way up to setting 8-10 for best results.
0.1% of plaque: Am I a joke to you?
Legal department: No we take you very seriously.
Literally every cleaning supply ads say 99.9%
Because they can't lie and say 100%
So use it again.
This has no comments?! I drenched my shirt water flossing tonight. I'm having a hard time
Hello Silvia- We are sorry that you are having difficulty using the product. It is important to remember that you cannot look at yourself in the mirror when you are flossing. You want to make sure that you are leaning over and are looking down into the sink. Keep your mouth partially open so that the water can flow freely out of your mouth and down into the sink. This will prevent water spray. If you are still having trouble, please contact customer service at 1-800-525-2774 Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 5:00pm and we would be more than happy to assist you further.
Lol! Glad I'm not the only one. I just tried it for the first time and came straight to TH-cam to see how to use it. Hopefully second use will be much dryer!
WEAR A TOWEL DUMBASS LOL
Silvia Alfaro I had water all over the place the first couple of times and I still mess up once in a while. It can be tricky to get used to handling - it’s not just you!
Waterpik thank you so much. Your advice really helped and you were right, I was looking in the mirror!
This helped cure my depression, anxiety oh and it made my teeth whiter, thank you guys.
..did it really help your depression and anxiety biologically?
@@sweetbeep It was clearly a joke
@@AlexWithAStar lots of people say when they cleanup their mouth, their mental fog clears up. One person said his vision got better. One person got his tooth fixed and his seizures went away.
Anxiety and depression is related to brain inflammation which can be seeping from the mouth
My Grandma had one of these when when I was 7, I'm almost 30 now. Good on you for still selling them haha
“Place the tip in your mouth.” LOL
Just the tip?
-hold up
Naughty boy
oh bby
oh bby
Fits in my mouth much better than the electric Ryobi power washer in my garage, and I haven’t blown out a single tooth since I made the switch. A+
I was skeptical with my braces. I was pleasantly surprised and if I could I'd rate it 6 stars. Amazing for me and my family.
One of the best investments ever. Invigorating gums with water flossing increases dental health in a number of ways. I know from family experience, that if you have sensitive, bleeding gums upon brushing, this will strengthen the gums and reduce or eliminate bleeding. It also helps reduce recession dramatically. Myself and other family members have been using them for decades. My mom was prescribed dental surgery a long long time ago. Luckily someone told her about the water pik , she used it ever since and never needed the surgery. At 90 she still has her teeth and is thrilled. I could go on. I wish ALL dental professionals would loudly promote the use.
I actually really enjoy the water pick. There’s always lots of jokes about it even at my house lol. But at the end of the day it really does work and my teeth actually feel cleaner. Definitely use warm water feels way better. The first few times I used it my gums bleed but I think it was due to not being good about flossing. Anyway I really do enjoy this product and would recommend giving it a try.
Hello there - Thank you so much for your feedback! We are glad that you are enjoying the product and we thank you for the recommendation!
Where can we find this product to purchase
Can u tell best water flosser .im faceing gum bleeding
@@madhavikancherla2674 You look like from India. Oracura water flosser is available in Amazon. Works well
@@waterpik how can I bay this in albania
I just bought this and I'm really enjoying how well it works, so much easier than using floss.
Floss with string floss or floss picks too because it is better safe than sorry!
Me too .
actually a pretty great product. I never flossed, but I needed to start because my gums were inflamed and irritated. One of the biggest things that kept me from flossing is my permanent retainer on the lower teeth and how it would not allow me to floss that area. This product allows me to clean out all the areas with ease, despite the retainer.
Glad you're enjoying the product! Thanks for sharing your experience with the community. Happy water flossing!
I’ve used the waterpick 4x. This video informs me I’ve been doing it wrong each time :’)
Thank you for the information!
I knew something was up since I couldn’t reach my back teeth with how I was doing it
Hello -
There is a bit of a learning curve. We are glad that the video was helpful!
Had mine three days. & they work really well didn't think they would. I can tell the difference using it once a day.😁
I have a really loose gum pocket at the very back of my mouth that recently flared up and causes me extreme pain every time I eat. I ordered this and started using it for the first time last night and I finally feel some relief! I am hoping with daily continued use this will help heal the gum and get my mouth back to normal.
Hi Victoria -
We are so glad that that we were able to help you get some relief! Keep using the product daily and your gum health will continue to improve.
Did it heal?
I don’t know, probably died when they lost control at high settings.
Even I have gum bleeding.where can I find this product
@@minatwom Yes, sorry for the late reply. It did heal. This really helped clean the area and stiffen/heal the gum. I am still using it every night 2 years later. Great product.
I love the waterflosser! I use it everyday. However it's best to combine it with regular string floss because string floss scrubs plaque off and the waterflosser rinses it (you need that scrubbing power to effectively remove stubborn plaque).
Hi there - The Waterpik Water Flosser has actually been proven to be up to 50% more effective for gum health VS string floss and removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas. In addition, we have also been awarded the American Dental Association's prestigious Seal of Acceptance based on its safety and efficacy. You can read more about the clinical research and ADA Seal of Acceptance at the link below. We hope this information helps!
www.waterpik.com/oral-health/why-waterpik/
@@waterpik HI thanks! I owe all my thanks to the waterpik for cleaning one of my wisdom teeth as it grew a bit slow and part of it was still under a gum flap. The gum became a bit swollen but when I started rinsing the area with a waterpik and the swelling went away, my wisdom teeth are clean and my dentist said that I don't have to get any of them removed!
stfu u not no doctor
@@komfykoala6083 I know it's been a while, but what model did you use? My dentist just recommended I pick up a waterpik if I want to keep my wisdom teeth clean; like yours, they're growing in very slowly still and partially under gum flaps. Hoping to have the same results you did!
@@bosmeroya I switched between models over time so I don't remember the one I used when I made my post.
I'm loving all the jokes, but in all seriousness, this product really works! I invested in one if these babies after a wisdom tooth extraction, and I haven't stopped singing this products praises since. I put Listerine in my reservoir. My teeth are super white, smooth, my gums FEEL healthy, I can see all the little gaps between my teeth where I use to have plaque. Buy this product, you will not be disappointed. I use it everyday, multiple times a day, and I never use water... only mouthwash.
Hello Marissa, thank you so much for sharing this with us! We are glad it's making a difference. Listerine is fine to use in the product but it is imperative that you clean it regularly to keep it working at its best. Here is a link for more information on how to care for the unit if you use mouthwash. We hope it helps! www.waterpik.com/oral-health/product-support/articles/waterpik-mouthwash/
Theres more jokes than reviews😅😅🤦🏾♂️
“Lean over the sink and place the tip in your mouth”💀💀💀 killed me
Ikr ?! I wanted to see if people actually use it and if it’s good or not but ended up laughing at the jokes 🤣
Any plans to make the motor more quiet? It is difficult to use late at night when everyone is trying to sleep.
We are always looking for ways to improve our products. I will pass your feedback on to our Product Design Team.
Brush teeth at different times.
@@waterpik This is my gripe also. The device is very effective but sounds like a jackhammer. Even if I'm the only one in the house, I dread turning it on every time.
It sounds like a power generator
@@waterpik i heard and saw the pulse water pik is much more quiet and works better, but i cannot find that video as i forgot the exact name of it......
I used this and now my teeth are LED's
I just bought 1 of these on sale at Costco. The best part of this vid is the Comment section! XD Scrolling through had me dying; thanks for the laughs. I really needed it. XD
Can someone tell me why everyone is making jokes about water flossing? I just bought my first ever waterpik and came here to learn how to use it, and noticed the comment section is confusingly hilarious 😂
Same! It’s like a Reddit thread in here lol.
Usually i just rip my teeth out with my bare hands and scrub them down blood
Tip: Use hot glue to reapply pulled teeth.
@@Jasmine-fp3jd ohh okay that's what I was doing wrong I was using gorilla glue thanks lol
@creativeladykay should’ve used flex tape smh
I replace my missing teeth with TicTacs.
Love it! Got my car cleaned in under 9 hours.
wtf all this jokes lol.... this is actually a good product.
WAC WHAT LMFAOOOO
My mom worked for a dentist and he said these don’t do as good as just regular flossing and brushing
Bullshit. It cost unreasonable/ downright extortionate amounts and is basically just a glorified bidet for your teeth- something I could do for Free with rinsing from the faucet. This will not remove plaque interproximally, nor will it effectively remove tiny particles of food and/ or plaque impacted between the teeth the same way floss or a teepee brush would. Use common sense. The amount of interproximal space needed for this kinda thing to be effective would just make this product redundant with normal oral hygiene routines I.e. flossing and brushing. Save some money and buy floss or teepee brushes. Simple.
@@insertnamehere8723 Yeah, it doesn't seem like it'll work better than actual material cleaning there (flossing).
I think they were going with the idea of a water pressure washer, but for your teeth, because water pressure washers are damn good. But in order for this thing to clean just as good as a pressure washer but for your teeth, sure the pressure is incredibly reduced, but it would still have to be strong enough pressure to clean not just food particles, but ACTUAL PLAQUE! That would cause damage to your gums.
@@dsandoval9396
It isn't strong enough, though. That's the thing, mechanically cleaning between the teeth ensures everything, even subgingivally, is cleared away. If this was remotely akin to a pressure washer it wouldn't be good for your gums and teeth in the long term, logically. There's a reason dentists use ultrasonic scales and manually get between the teeth in addition to a water jet, similar to the water floss things. At the very least you'd need to use this in addition to flossing, but that's redundant when you can floss and just rinse after. That's the bottom line here. Save money and time with this gimmick.
I own one of these but its handheld, never gets uncomfortably stuck like actual floss. Can't believe I'd ever say this in the modern age but...
Works as advertised.
Once I started using this device I lost 25 lbs and all of a sudden I knew how to play the piano...good product...😂
Waterpik is so good especially if you have braces and after you use it, it feels so refreshing.
Water floss tech has really advanced ever since this vid. Im now using an Oclean W10 and its been a major upgrade from my old waterpik. Nevertheless, this vid is still informative!
I started using the waterpik (and shmfancy electric toothbrush) a week before my dental checkup, and I can confirm there were no complaints for the first time. Just a little cavity that started a while ago. But teeth, gums, all good.
Such a great dental device to have. It makes your mouth and gums feel so good afterwards.
Not gonna lie I sprayed all over my bathroom trying to do this so of course I had to come find the video after lol
I’m glad that I finally bought it. After first clean my teeth are so bright
Got more confidence when smile and talk to other people
Bought this from Amazon for my 8 year old brother and turned it on the highest pressure. Thanks to this, he lost all his baby teeth.
What’s it called, or what’s the link?
I used a Waterpik to clean my belly button once
😂😂😂😂😂
Ouch!!
Ew stinkass
Kingkong 101 😔
Gross lol, just use your sponge in the shower to clean your belly button
Water pick with water: eh
Water pick with mouth wash: 👌🏽
Hmm. Interesting.... will try out!
I tryed cost me 5$ 5×30×12=1800 a year to floss
mick jones worth it
mick jones u better water that sucker down some, save u 900 bucks
Waterpik with vinegar, wasabi and lime juice: 😵🥴☠
I feel attacked. I literally just came back from the dentist and this ad pops up
TH-cam: let's recommend this ad.
1.9 million people: interesting
Will this fix my boring, loveless marriage?
Absolutely
The Legend
Depends on where you use it
Sure, if by "this" you mean "having an open marriage".
@Mike Rotch In bed?
The Legend
If you have a true Christian marriage, everything will be fine. Look up vaticancatholic.com to save your soul.
I'm so glad to have this with my braces.. works miracles
Update: this fixed my relationship with my mother and made pasta for dinner great product
You can also use this product to powerwash your house and the gutters . Very powerful tool .
*LYRICS*
brushing alone is not enough
if you just brush
food and debris get left behind
The waterpik water flosser is the easy and most effective way to clean between teeth
to get started follow these simple steps
fill reservoir with warm water and place firmly in the base
select a tip thats right for you
click firmly into handle
if this is your first use, you'll need to prime the pump
Number one, set the pressure control to high
Number two, point the tip into the sink
Number three, turn on until water flows
Number four, turn unit off
Now let's get on to water flossing
[chorus]
Start with the lowest pressure setting
lean over the sink and place the tip in your mouth
turn unit and water on
partially close lips to prevent splashing, and let water flow from your mouth into the sink
aim the tip at the gumline
for best results, start with your back teeth
move along your gumline, pausing briefly between teeth
floss front and backside of teeth for one minute a day
the Waterpik® water flosser removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas and is up to 50% more effective than string floss
you can have healthier gums and brighter teeth with the Waterpik® water flosser
...
(music)
... Wow
i had no idea this existed and dont remember buying it or hearing anyone in my family talk about buying it but it just randomly appeared in my bathroom one day, 10/10 havent used it but it looks cool ig
Cool invention. It lookss much more fun than squeezing string in between every tooth. Looked up results for NZ, Colgate is one option, which is NZ$129. Waterpik is also available locally in NZ chemists for NZ$124-$169. Will def consider.
Shavershop has them on sale for $99.99 right now. Half price 😄
When the hell did I have moss growing in my teeth.
loooove this thing. super helpful with braces AND quicker. THANK YOU WATERPIK!
Hi there! We are so glad that it is working well for you.They are a must have for braces!
My 12yr old daughter tried it with the setting on high & knocked several lashes beyond her retina. I highly recommend it!
I started using one recently. The ones I use are th Classic to remove most of the left over food particles an so forth and the Pik Pocket for getting between my teeth and along my gum line. I still use the flossing for good measure (the DentalPik)
My dentist admitted to me when this type of thing first came out (he is a older dentist) he and his sister would set it on high and have a fantastic water war.
You have no idea how loud this thing is. They don't mention this.
Charlostain Sawshades I can already imagine it lol
its not even loud, really good product. got one for free and works hells good
crybaby of course it’s loud. That’s one of the main complaints about this product. Stop lying
@crybaby You’re just deaf
My shower nozzle has a jet stream setting.. that is my waterpik 😂 every 2nd day and noticing a big difference just close your eyes and hold your breath 😆
Mell H 😂😂😹
I just got one bc of my braces and it works great highly recommend it (I got the one from costco, comes with extra tips and toothbrush model)
Why use this when you can just get a power washer
This is more powerful
I used to have various toothaches and mouth ulcers. It won't be now. I have found that as long as the bacteria in the mouth are solved, the teeth will grow healthily, but they need daily care. Electric toothbrush + Water Flosser = Healthy Mouth.
Thank you for sharing and we are glad the Waterpik® Water Flosser has helped your oral health!
You sound like an advertisement
I came for the comments, was not disappointed
I got the waterpik ultra model yesterday at target and they gave me a 10$ gift card!
*I can't wait to get one!*
I hate flossing with a burning passion, it’s just a very annoying thing to have to do but I force myself to do it anyway for gum and teeth health but it’s nice to know people are developing different ways to floss other than floss string cause i hate that stuff
Hello there! The Waterpik Water Flosser has actually been around since 1962 and is designed to take the place of traditional string floss and has been clinically proven to be up to 50% more effective than traditional string floss for improving gum health.You can read the clinical research here:www.waterpik.com/oral-health/clinical-research/ In addition, we have been awarded the American Dental Assoiciation's prestigious Seal of Acceptance for its efficacy and safety. You can read about that here: www.waterpik.com/oral-health/blog/waterpik-ada-seal-acceptance/
I have braces and this helps so much!
Lean over sink and place tip in your mouth.
-Waterpick 2019
Oh god, i thought it was a portable bidet 😝!
I don’t know if it’s just me, but this is really satisfying
You had me at "Place the tip in your mouth"
I remember when I first got a water pick!
water got all over my face and the walls 😅