User Guide: Electric Dental Flusher

Follow this step-by-step guide to use your Electric Dental Flusher effectively:

 

Step 1: Prepare the Device

1. Fill the Water Tank:

• Remove the water tank from the device and fill it with lukewarm water.

• You can add a compatible mouthwash for an even fresher cleaning experience.

• Reattach the tank securely.

2. Select a Nozzle:

• Choose the nozzle that suits your needs (standard, orthodontic, periodontal, etc.).

• Insert the nozzle firmly into the handle until you hear a click.

 

Step 2: Get Ready for Use

1. Position the Device:

• Hold the flosser at a 90° angle to your gumline.

• Lean over a sink to avoid splashing water.

2. Adjust the Pressure Setting:

• Turn on the device and select your desired pressure mode (low, medium, or high).

• If you’re using it for the first time, start with a low-pressure setting to get accustomed to it.

 

Step 3: Use the Device

1. Clean Your Teeth and Gums:

• Direct the water stream along your gumline and between your teeth.

• Move the nozzle slowly to clean all areas thoroughly.

• Spend about 1 minute for a complete cleaning session.

2. Pause if Needed:

• Use the pause button (if available) to temporarily stop the water flow.

 

Step 4: After Use

1. Empty the Water Tank:

• Remove and empty the tank to prevent stagnant water buildup or mold.

2. Clean the Device:

• Wipe the exterior with a clean, dry cloth.

• Rinse the nozzle with clean water after each use and allow it to air dry.

3. Store the Device:

• Keep the flosser in a clean, dry place, away from moisture.

 

Tips for Optimal Use

• Use the device at least once daily, preferably after brushing your teeth.

• Replace the nozzles every 3 to 6 months for optimal hygiene.

• If you wear braces, use the nozzle specifically designed for orthodontic cleaning.

• Consult your dentist before using the device if you have specific oral health concerns.

 

Regular Maintenance

• Clean the water tank weekly with warm water and a little white vinegar to remove mineral deposits.

• If the device seems to lose power, check for debris blocking the water jet and ensure the battery is fully charged.