Plaque Remover for Teeth Tools-NIYPS Electric Ultrasonic Tooth Cleaner
I’m really impressed with this ultrasonic plaque remover by NIYPS.<br /><br />I was leery of ultrasonic plaque removers and my first thought was “No, that looks like it could damage my teeth.” And then I thought “I should have a more open mind and willingness to try new things”. I’ve always been concerned about my teeth and maintaining them as best I can. So I gave this a try.<br /><br />I have three ultrasonic cleaners for cleaning jewelry and small items and one ultrasonic toothbrush and like them so much I’ve given ultrasonic tooth brushes as gifts, as I value their performance over standard tooth brushes. This plaque remover uses the same technology.<br /><br />After charging it up, (BTW this uses a USB to USB-C cable, which is included) when I first turned it on I couldn’t even tell it was running. Just knew that it was on, since the LED light was on.<br /><br />Once placed against my tooth, (I started on the Gentle setting) I could feel the vibration and heard a high pitched sound, much like my tinittus! I knew that it was working.<br /><br />You don’t use any pressure. You gently place the tip in areas that are hard to clean and prone to plaque build-up.<br />That’s it! So easy and very, very safe.<br /><br />Be uber careful when working in the space between teeth and don’t twist the tip in that space. Just gently place it in there and the vibes will remove what it can. If unsure, avoid it altogether until you gain more skill with the tool.<br /><br />You won’t need to use it on perfectly clean tooth surfaces and probably should avoid doing so. It just isn’t necessary.<br /><br />The light really helps to see all the way into the back of the mouth.<br /><br />I can see why there are two tips. Also, the little round mirror will help with seeing hard to view areas, like the inside of the front upper teeth. I use a bathroom mirror too.<br /><br />The pointy hand tool scrapers are for removing heavily built-up plaque and tartar.<br /><br />The manual didn’t describe the purpose of the large, wide stainless steel tool, but I imagine it may be to hold your cheek out to access the molars, or maybe to hold the tongue down, not sure. It “might” be for use in between teeth.<br /><br />I just started using this fine tool. I’m really impressed with it and will use it to remove plaque from time to time. I’m going slow with it and will try the different heads and different speeds when I feel more confident with it.<br /><br />When using this below the gum line, don’t be alarmed if a little bleeding occurs. That’s normal and to be expected. It usually stops quickly. I will continue to gently clean below the gum line and know that eventually the bleeding will not occur as the gums heal and become more healthy.<br /><br />So glad I found this fabulous device and gave it a chance. I’ve been using battery powered water flossers for many months now and love what they do, but I’ll continue to use my ultrasonic tooth brush and regular dental floss as well as this tool for best results.<br /><br />Although it doesn’t come with a carry pouch, the box it came with has a small plastic tray with indentations. It’s small and light and the charge, if it’s like my toothbrush, should last a long time before needing a recharge. This will make it easy to take with me for travel if on an extended trip.<br /><br />This is really affordable and a good value for what you get, especially when considering what dental cleanings cost, although this should not replace your routine cleaning by a hygienist.<br /><br />Recommended.<br /><br />5 STARS!
Rating: 5 stars