Review (4/5): Love How My Teeth Feel
There was a definite learning curve for this. I’ve never owned either an electric toothbrush, or a water flosser. First time out with the flosser, I got all wet. I had to Google how to use one. Apparently, it is a messy ordeal unless you’re very, very careful. After the first couple of uses, I had the same issue referenced by other reviewers, that the water pressure would randomly be very low. It seems the rubber seal that connects the tank to the inner workings of the machine does “grab” properly. I’ve found that by taking the end of a standard toothbrush and gently pressing down on the seal before turning it on results in a machine that works normally every time. I LOVE LOVE LOVE how water flossing, combined with the electric toothbrush leave my teeth! The difference between this and just a standard toothbrush is palpable. In fact, combined with the fact that I was 25 the first time I saw a dentist, I’m surprised I haven’t rotted my teeth out at this point. It’s addictive how clean my teeth feel! Oral hygiene has never been something I think about, it was just been something I had to do. Now I actually look forward to it, just so I can run my tongue over my teeth to feel how clean they feel.