How to use a Waterpik flossed video?

Waterpik’s flossing videos are designed to demonstrate how to get the most out of your Waterpik flosser. Flossing is an essential part of oral hygiene, and the Waterpik flosser can help you get the job done more easily. Waterpik’s flossers are designed to glide along the teeth and under the gum line, removing food particles and plaque from between the teeth. To use the flosser, first wet the

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The flossing video demonstrates how to use a Waterpik flosser properly. First, floss your teeth, either with a long piece of floss or a water-flosser. The water-flosser is the easiest way to get the job done without a lot of effort. Flossing removes plaque from between your teeth and underneath your gum line, where it can build up and cause disease. You can learn more about how to use a Waterpik floss

How to floss with a Waterpik flossed toothbrush?

You can floss with a Waterpik flossed toothbrush in the same way you would with a manual toothbrush. Simply insert the floss into the flossing channel along the handle, then slowly move the toothbrush up and down while gently moving it back and forth. Do not scrub – instead, just glide the floss along your teeth. The Waterpik water flosser will help to clean between the teeth and remove food debris. This method is great for effectively removing

How to floss with a Waterpik flossed video?

For a smooth, even glide, press the floss gently into the Waterpik's easy-glide head. Floss between each tooth, working toward the back of your mouth, then gently guide the floss toward the gum line. Floss your teeth thoroughly, moving the floss in a sawing motion. Once you've completed the entire process, remove the floss and rinse your mouth. Flossing with a Waterpik is easy and can be done in just a few

How to floss with a Waterpik flosser video?

Flossing is an important part of your daily oral care routine. Flossing helps remove trapped food and plaque from between teeth and below the gum line, which can lead to tooth decay, infection and gum disease. Flossing is also an important part of oral cancer prevention. To use a Waterpik flosser, hold the flosser’s handle and press down towards the teeth to break the line of contact. Next, slowly move the flosser back and forth