Oral
irrigators may not be as widespread as the other forms of regular dental
hygiene. However, it is surprising that they aren’t, as the dental benefits
they offer are extraordinary. An oral irrigator uses pulsating water to remove
plague and food debris from below the gums and also between teeth. The oral irrigator was first developer almost 50 years ago, by a dentist and engineer
duo. They have been the subject fir almost 50 scientific studies since that
time, and have been thoroughly proven to be effective on people in periodontal
maintenance. They are strongly effective at combating bleeding and gingivitis,
if you suffer with any of these problems, we highly recommend investing in one.
Oral
irrigation was originally suggested for users who didn't floss, however now
many dental professionals see it as a imperative part of good oral hygiene.
Before
substantiated research, many thought that irrigation was forced bacteria into
the tissues (this was never proven) however the safety of irrigation has been
proven numerously in scientific studies.
You
may have already experienced oral irrigation without your knowledge, as home
oral irrigators are basically a smaller less powerful tool than the jets used
by your dentist.
if
you’re interested in learning more about oral irrigation, or possibly
purchasing one for yourself, then head over to cardiacare.co.uk and check out
our most popular irrigators!
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