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Waterpik Aquarius
WP-660 or WP-662
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- Power
- Corded
- Pressure
- 10 to 100 PSI, 10 settings
Why it ranks here. The Waterpik people mean when they say Waterpik: ten pressure settings, the American Dental Association's seal, and more long-term owners than anything else. Owners report gums that stopped bleeding and periodontal pockets that shrank, a man with twenty years of gum disease says it saved his teeth, and a retired dentist says his best-looking patients used one. Gentle enough for children at the lowest setting.
It is loud, needs counter space and an outlet, and the first week can hurt. The tank empties fast at high settings. The hose is the weak part and cracks about an inch from the handle, which one owner fixed with silicone tubing.
What owners like
- Saved teeth for periodontal patients
- Ten settings, dentist approved
- Most long-term owners
What owners complain about
- Hose cracks near the handle
- Loud, small tank
- Needs counter space
“I have mild periodontitis in a few spots, and water flossers ARE AMAZING! They blast so much stuff out from your gumline. Your gums may bleed at first if you've never used one, but they'll start to heal and the bleeding will stop. I actually crave the sensation of doing it now. It's almost like a gum massage. Hard to explain, but it's nice. I always hated flossing. Floss wouldn't want to go between my teeth, and then it'd pop through and snap against my gum like a bowstring. Water flossing is great though.” — YouTube comment · FirstLast-vr7es
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Got mine yesterday and it's amazing. The amount of bits of food that you could never find no problem for the waterpik 660. I would recommend it to everyone and children as it's gentle at the lowest setting. My teeth are tight together but the water gets through. Think I might get addicted to it. So easy to use. Compact.☺ March 2022
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I just got one and used it the first time. It made noise but didn’t bother me. When I was a kid we had one. That was LOUD.
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Nice review of the WP-660. I have a tiny bathroom, no counter space. Your measurements seem larger than what Waterpik states. I do Like all the features WP-660 has to offer, but considering the Cordless Advanced Water Flosser. I am not thrilled with the low water pressure comparing to the WP-660. My only option is to keep the corded flosser next to my kitchen sink. Sigh!
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You clearly didn't read the instructions. It's leaking because you didn't push the tip down until it clicks into place. I have this model in blue and i love it
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The weakest component of this flosser is the rigid PU hose, which will break easily at the stress point (about 1 inch from the base of the handle). If the hose broke, just sleeved a silicone tubing connecting the two separated hoses and tightened with the smallest cable tie available. Suggest leaving an inch of silicone tubing between the two broken joints for flexibility.
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The Waterpik Aquarius which is the countertop ome is what I own. Mine came ith a tongue scraper tip so I dom't know why it wasn't featured here. The length of time the water depletes depends on the intensity. I'm at an 8 now and I use a tank and a half 😂 i also always emoty the tank after use just to orevent mold and calcification.
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I got the Waterpik Aquarius for $46 and free shipping on Amazon prime day 😊
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I have mild periodontitis in a few spots, and water flossers ARE AMAZING! They blast so much stuff out from your gumline. Your gums may bleed at first if you've never used one, but they'll start to heal and the bleeding will stop. I actually crave the sensation of doing it now. It's almost like a gum massage. Hard to explain, but it's nice. I always hated flossing. Floss wouldn't want to go between my teeth, and then it'd pop through and snap against my gum like a bowstring. Water flossing is great though.
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as an 81-year-old retired dentist who is part of the original preventive movement in 1970 I applaud your video. myself I have used the water flosser from waterpik for the last 10 years and I think it's superior to the other water flossers that I've tried. I love how clean it makes my teeth feel and I rarely floss - I do pick them though with toothpicks. my patients that have the best looking teeth generally used a waterpik.
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Thank you for this video. I've used a water flosser (WaterPik) for many years. I have an issue with string floss as my teeth are tight and I have trouble with breakage, but I don't quit. I'm going to try the Ezzi floss and see what happens.
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I’m a bad flosser because my teeth are really close together and I shred floss. This contraption has saved my teeth. It’s so easy and I’ve had periodontal disease for 20 years. Gums are within normal range now and they say if I keep it up I can keep my teeth my whole life
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The first time I used one, it hurt TERRIBLY. The second and third time I could see visible plaque in the sink. After about the week the discomfort was gone. It just surprises me every time it starts up. I struggle with the back of my teeth though.
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This was so helpful. I bought an expensive water flosser that I've only used twice because I couldn't believe the mess it made. I will try this method and start using it again.
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Today I invested in a new SonicCare toothbrush and a Waterpik. I couldn’t wait to get home and try them out. I was amazed at the food particles that came out of my mouth using the Waterpik. I’m now hooked
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Starting to using a water pick was life changing for me. For the first time I sincerely feel that after using it (at least three times a day) a CSI team couldn't find out what I ate last. Like seriously NO trace of any food or plaque on my teeth. It leaves my teeth clean as could be. I have a routine of gum brushes first, then water pick, then floss, then brush and then tongue scrape and then gargle.
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I neglected my teeth for a while and the waterpik acted as a whole new experience if you're debating getting a waterpik I would say go do it it makes cleaning your teeth so much more easier and less of a hassle a great way to break in a healthy habit I debated it and glad I purchased it it's great and has different setting And attachments for all your needs
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WaterPik water flosser for sure. So helpful. GUM Proxabrush Interdental brushes are nice. There's different sizes that fit between your teeth. I need micro tight. GUM Eez-Thru floss threader with Reach floss. I use all of these flossing methods.
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I love Dr. Emma's orthodontic flossers on Amazon. I've had a dental cleaning 3 times now since having braces and have had nothing but great feedback on my cleanliness/ gum health. I also use a water pik and that's life changing as well!
