How to use a Waterpik with a bridge?

You’ll need to turn the water on to adjust the water flow. Just hold the trigger and slowly move your head back to create suction

How to use a waterpik with a retainer?

There’s a reason why you can find almost every water-powered toothbrush in the drugstore or online—it works! Water from the waterpik (or other water source) can dislodge and remove food particles that are stuck between your teeth. To use a retainer with a waterpik, simply press down on the handle and the pressurized water will clean and remove food debris from your teeth. If you have a bridge, the water pressure won’t be quite as

How to use a waterpik with a metal ret

The metal ret on the waterpik is great for cleaning hard-to-reach areas. If you have a metal bridge flange, it will fit into the ret and allow you to clean in between the flange and your teeth. You can also use it to clean between your teeth and the bridge itself. Just make sure the water pressure is low so you don’t damage the metal flange.

How to use a waterpik with a metal retainer?

If you have an older waterpik with a metal retainer, you need to change it to a plastic one. Metal retainers are not compatible with plastic waterpik heads, especially the ones with a curved spout that allows you to get into corners or under the corners of sinks. A plastic waterpik head is usually quite easy to remove and replace. But be careful not to damage the plastic waterpik head when removing or fitting it. To remove a metal retaining waterpik

How to use a waterpik with a bridge over teeth?

Using a waterpik with a bridge over teeth is extremely simple. The only thing you need to do is to ensure that the waterjet can glide smoothly over the teeth. To do this, you need to align the waterjet so that it runs parallel to the gums. The waterjet should not be pointing at the gums. Once the waterjet is positioned properly, press down the handle, and press the teeth against the waterjet using the appropriate pressure. Next, press the handle to