Panasonic EW1211 Rechargeable Dental Oral Irrigator with 2 Water Jet Modes

I tried this out yesterday and I'm very excited :-) I was told recently I needed to see a gum specialist because my gums are so bad that I will experience some tooth loss soon, my teeth are good but my gums are terrible apparently. I realise there is a chance that all dentist say this as it was a new dentist, but non the less it scared me into action and one of these babies seemed like a good idea, as some googling has made me suspect I have periodontal disease. I have to wait several months to see the specialist, so I thought id do everything I could in the mean time, so I'm been flossing with interdental brushes daily and cleaning with and electric toothbrush for the full two minutes at least morning and night and now this has been added to my new routine. I have to admit I was expecting it to be a ball ache, as although the review were good, people seem anoyed by its ease of use and how often you have to fill it up, but after a couple of goes and a small amount of spraying water all over the bathroom before I realised it was best to put it in your mouth before turning it on...I got the hang of it pretty quick.. You turn it on and then it has three modes to select from, which takes a minute to get used to as the water does run out quite quick, it took a bit of time to get used to what noise/feeling mean which mode, but after a few minutes id got the hang of it.. According to the instructions, the jet mode is for flossing between teeth, and the air in mode normal is for flushing the gum pockets for my suspected periodontal disease, as the jet it too strong, and then the air in soft mode is for massaging the gums from problem areas. This was all reassuring to me as no where online did it specifically say it was for periodontal pockets, although I did confuse myself researching all the different models etc.. All in all I'm very pleased with it, the water strength is perfect, strong enough to feel clean and clean between teeth and gums but not painful... the water does need filling up frequently, but as you have to be over the sink anyway it only takes a second to fil it up and the door to the tank is easily opened and closed as its just like a rubber stopper, so if the tap has been running a little bit warm its easy peasy to keep filling up.... Plus id rather it was small to make manoeuvring easier... I was playing with it for about 15 minutes last night to get the hang of it, and filled it up loads of times, but i did it as part of my morning schedule this morning and you only really need to fill it up maybe 3 or 4 times at a guess to floss the teeth and do the periodontal pockets and your done. I was very happy with this, as I suspected incorporating it into my daily routine would be a ball ache but its been easy peasy, long may it continue :-)

Almost 2 years since I bought it, this water flosser stopped working. The pump was making a weird noise and nothing would jet out. I decided to give it another chance and deep cleaned the whole thing with 1 part vinegar to 2 parts water, including parts where you have to pop the case to access it. The water flosser is now fine and ready for another 2 years, I hope. Regarding the product, it’s a an ok water flosser with a rather small water reservoir that you need to fill twice to get a full teeth clean routine out of it. The battery last for about a month and charges overnight.

To start with, I should say that this is the second of these irrigators I have purchased, the battery on the first having reached the end of its useful life after over three years of daily use. Read on to find out why I liked it enough to replace it with another of the same model. On unpacking, you immediately notice that this is quite a large item - it has to be, to accommodate a water reservoir of adequate capacity. See the picture of it in my average-sized hand. So it is not really suitable for travelling. It might also not suit people with very small hands, although its curved shape does help with holding firmly. How well does it do its job, though? The answer is, very well. Even on the standard setting, which is the only one I use, the water jet easily forces particles of food out of tooth crevices where they have lodged, leaving a fresh-feeling mouth. All very satisfying, but there are a couple of caveats. First, the reservoir only just holds enough water for once round the mouth (though you can of course refill it in the course of a clean). A bigger point is that the irrigator does not remove the plaque that brushing leaves. After 2-3 days use of the irrigator (but no other post-brushing steps), an interdental cleaning exercise is likely to find quite a bit of plaque. My dentist explained that the stickiness of plaque means that no irrigators will remove it, and this is indeed what I have found. Notwithstanding that the device does not provide a complete post-brushing solution, I definitelty recommend it highly. You just need to supplement it (or any other irrigator) with an interdental cleaning strategy for removing plaque (TePe interdental brushes work well for me). Lastly, be sure to follow the advice of the instructions to fill it with tepid or warm water. Cold water will be a shock!

The Panasonic EW1211W Water Flosser has been nothing short of a revelation in my oral care routine. Why I didn't discover this gem earlier is a mystery, but its impact on my dental health has been nothing short of miraculous. What sets this water flosser apart is its gentle yet highly effective approach to oral hygiene. Traditional flossing with threads often left my gums sore and my routine feeling like a tedious task. Enter the Panasonic Water Flosser, and it's like a breath of fresh air for my mouth. The water flossing action is a game-changer. The precision and thoroughness with which it cleans between teeth and along the gumline are unparalleled. The adjustable water pressure allows for a customized experience, catering to the sensitivity of my gums without compromising on efficacy. The cordless and rechargeable design adds to the convenience. No more dealing with tangled cords or the hassle of replacing batteries. The water reservoir is ample for a thorough flossing session, and the quick recharge feature ensures it's always ready when needed. In summary, the Panasonic EW1211W Water Flosser earns a well-deserved 5-star rating for its transformative impact on oral care. If, like me, you've experienced discomfort with traditional flossing methods, this water flosser is a game-changer. Say goodbye to sore gums and hello to a refreshing, effective, and hassle-free flossing experience. Highly recommended!

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Just what I ordered, thank you

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Bon produit dans l’ensemble, pas aussi efficace qu’un fil dentaire classique, mais bien plus rapide et pratique au quotidien. 💧 Utile pour l’hygiène quotidienne et aussi pour nettoyer les amygdales caverneuses 🔋 Excellente autonomie, même si la recharge est un peu lente 🪥 À utiliser avant le brossage pour un nettoyage plus efficace 🧼 Qualité de fabrication très bonne 📦 Réservoir trop petit : il faut le remplir 2 à 3 fois pour faire toute la bouche — assez contraignant 📏 Modèle avec base attachée encombrant → je recommande un modèle sans fil plus compact avec une base séparée pour un usage plus fluide Un bon hydropulseur, robuste et utile, pour compléter son hygiène dentaire sans fil dentaire, mais attention au réservoir trop petit pour un seul passage complet. ⚠️ Si votre eau est très calcaire et que vous partez en voyage, veillez à bien le vider et le nettoyer, sinon il risque d’être bouché et il est difficile de le déboucher.

good quality