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Which oral irrigator is better to choose?

The popularity of oral irrigators today has reached such a level that many people purchase them without really thinking about how necessary they are for a particular person or family. For many, it remains a mystery how the device works, what function it performs and what advantages it has. There is a common myth that the irrigator can replace all devices and dental care products, becoming the only fighter for cleanliness and protector against caries. This is not true, and before choosing the best irrigator, you need to have a clear understanding of the capabilities of these devices, what problems it can solve and what it cannot, and what criteria you need to follow in order to make the right choice. Before diving into the review of irrigators, let’s answer the first important question.

Why do you need an irrigator?

This is not as simple a question as it seems. An irrigator is a device capable of generating a pulsating flow of liquid under pressure. This flow, directed to the surface of the dentition and into the interdental spaces, will remove the plaque formed there. Can a waterpik completely replace a toothbrush? No, it cannot, just as a brush (even an electric one) cannot replace an irrigator. Using an irrigator is a hygienic procedure that provides additional deep cleaning oral cavity. Brushing with a toothbrush cannot completely remove plaque. The irrigator removes its remains, doing a job that a toothbrush cannot do.

A common misconception is to expect a irrigator to be able to soften and remove tartar. Unfortunately, this cannot be done with this device. Hardened deposits on the surface of the teeth can be removed with professional dental cleaning performed by a dentist. An irrigator is necessary to prevent these deposits from forming; it is responsible for the timely and regular removal of food debris and soft plaque. And this is precisely the guarantee that tartar will not form.

The irrigator can be used not only by adults, but also by children, whose delicate teeth are vulnerable to the development of caries. Teeth brushing in children must be carried out under mandatory adult supervision.

When you can't do without an irrigator

Wearing fixed braces and other orthodontic structures requires special hygienic care not only for the systems themselves, but also for the teeth. Assemblies and parts of structures come into contact with the surface of the teeth, problem areas are formed that are practically inaccessible to traditional cleaning agents. Irrigators are the most effective for dental care during orthodontic treatment. Special attachments for the irrigator have been developed, with which you can ensure the cleanliness of the oral cavity during this difficult period. Implants, veneers, crowns and other orthodontic systems require special care. And in these cases, the irrigator will provide careful and high-quality hygienic care and protection from unwanted consequences.

An irrigator is indispensable for cleaning problem areas such as gum pockets. Using special periodontal tips with a soft tip, you can safely remove food particles and soft plaque. Other devices and dental care products cannot do this. Thus, the irrigator provides the most effective preventive protection against periodontal disease or its development.

So, let's summarize. The irrigator, thanks to its technical capabilities, allows you to solve important problems in the care and protection of oral health that other devices cannot.

• Cleaning the interdental space;
• Removing food particles and soft plaque from the surface of the entire dentition;
• Cleaning gum pockets;
• Hydromassage of gums;
• Complete hygiene when wearing braces and other orthodontic structures;
• Hygienic care of implants, bridges, crowns;
• Irrigation of the oral cavity with therapeutic and prophylactic rinses and balms;
• Motivating children for complete effective oral hygiene.

Irrigator attachments

The ability to use various specialized attachments is an undeniable advantage of the irrigator. This allows you to solve problems related to oral care under various physiological conditions and during treatment.

Main types of nozzles

• Standard nozzle. Designed for regular oral care.
• Periodontal attachment. Provides cleaning of gum pockets. Effective against periodontal disease and periodontitis.
• Orthodontic attachment. Effective for the care of various orthodontic structures, implants, bridges.
• Tongue scraper attachment. Provides plaque removal from the surface of the tongue.
• Brush attachment. Allows cleaning with bristles.

Types of irrigators

All irrigators are divided into four main groups. Each group is formed according to the type of energy source that is necessary for the operation of the device.

Stationary irrigators

To power stationary irrigators, a household electrical network is used. A prerequisite for the operation of this group of devices is an electrical outlet. It is desirable that it be in close proximity to the place where the device is installed. This will help you avoid unwanted power strips in your bathroom. If you decide to buy a stationary irrigator, you need to pay attention to the length of the standard network cable.

Advantages:

• High level of fluid pressure;
• Large water tank;
• Possibility of long-term continuous operation;
• Reliable stable housing design;
• Wide selection of replaceable attachments.

Stationary irrigators have a solid and solid appearance; they are usually installed in the bathroom and are used by all family members. Let's look at the main characteristics of the most popular stationary irrigators in 2017, which will help you choose a model for home use. This is not a rating of irrigators, but only a comparative table of their technical capabilities.

Portable irrigators

This group of devices uses a rechargeable battery or batteries to provide power. Independence from the electrical network portable irrigators allows you to provide oral care not only at home. These devices have become indispensable companions on trips and travels. In addition, many people use portable irrigators at home, especially in cases where it is not possible to use an electrical outlet. Before choosing a portable irrigator, it is recommended that you become familiar with the operating features of these devices.

Advantages:

• Compact dimensions;
• Ease of transportation and storage;
• Works without connecting to the electrical network.

Flaws:

• Requires periodic battery charging;
• Smaller tank volume compared to stationary models;
• The fluid pressure level is usually lower than that of stationary ones;
• The recommended continuous operation time limits the use of the device for a large number of users.

In order to have more complete information about the capabilities of portable devices, we provide a comparative table of technical characteristics of the five most popular models.

It is clear to the naked eye that the technical capabilities of modern models of portable irrigators are close to, and in some cases exceed, the characteristics of their stationary counterparts. Except for the volume of the tank, which became a kind of payback for compactness.

Flow irrigators

This group includes devices that use the pressure of the household water supply network to form an irrigation flow. They do not require additional energy sources to operate. By connecting the inlet hose through the installation block to any water tap, a flow of liquid with pressure capable of fully cleaning the oral cavity is ensured. The level of pressure of the liquid and its temperature are regulated by the valves of the water mixer. Installing a flow irrigator on a faucet takes a minimum of time and does not require special skills. The main advantage of these devices is that they provide “energy independence”.

Mechanical irrigators

This is a special group of devices for the operation of which only the muscle strength of the person who uses this device is used. The irrigator is equipped with a piston system, which, under mechanical action (compression by hand), creates pressure of the fluid flow. The use of these irrigators is justified in cases where it is not possible to use other types of devices (long trips, etc.). Even despite their low price, experts do not recommend considering mechanical irrigators as the main device for regular hygienic oral care, since the device cannot provide high level cleaning due to its technical capabilities.

Diversity can also be seen within each group of irrigators. Manufacturers are trying to equip their devices with additional functionality, which create uniqueness for their models. These additional options affect the price of the device. Some devices allow ultraviolet treatment of nozzles, which prevents their bacterial contamination. There are devices that do not have their own liquid reservoir, but can use any container. Is different basic equipment, different models may have different numbers of replaceable attachments. There are models that can be mounted to the wall, which saves scarce shelf space in the bathroom. Before choosing an irrigator that would meet the necessary requirements and serve you faithfully for many years, you need to familiarize yourself in detail with the model descriptions, user reviews, and, if necessary, consult with a specialist.

Toothbrush and toothpaste are popular, but not the only means of oral care. They are able to remove soft plaque and food debris from three sides of the teeth, but the brush does not penetrate into the spaces between them. There is a special device for cleaning teeth from the proximal sides - an irrigator.

An irrigator is a device that can supply water to the teeth under strong pressure. Thanks to this, dirt is not only cleaned from the surface, but also removed from the mouth along with water. The design consists of several parts:

• hydraulic pump;
• container for liquid;
• nozzles;
• handle holder.

The reservoir is filled with liquid - water, medicine or a ready-made solution.

The reservoir is filled with liquid - water, medicine or a ready-made solution. After connecting to the network, the pump creates pressure, due to which the liquid is supplied to the teeth through the nozzle. The flow can be of several types - directed at one point, pulsating or sprayed. Each of them solves its own problems.

1. For gingivitis, periodontitis, for the prevention of these diseases. The plaque that accumulates on the enamel is pathogenic microorganisms, the proliferation of which causes inflammation. Their timely removal - The best way prevention of gum disease. In case of periodontitis, the irrigator allows you to wash out the periodontal pockets, slowing down its progression, leading to loosening of the teeth.
2. , which is formed due to the accumulation of soft or mineralized plaque in hard-to-reach areas.
3. If you have fixed dentures, as well as implants, to prevent the risk of their rejection.
4. When, which is caused by teeth affected by caries, deposits. An irrigator will not only mask the smell, but also eliminate its main cause - insufficient hygiene.
5. Some models are equipped with a separate nozzle that allows you to rinse your sinuses if you have sinusitis.

The irrigator generates a powerful stream of water that washes away plaque and food debris.

There is no need to think about what can replace floss, paste, or brush. It is a means of comprehensive hygiene and complex treatment inflammatory diseases. It will not help if caries has already formed and the tartar has become hard.

Selection rules

In order for the device to serve for a long time and perform all functions properly, you need to pay attention to the following options:

Best models

There are various devices on the market for rinsing teeth and gums. Among the especially popular ones:

How to use the device?

Irrigation should be carried out after brushing your teeth: this will ensure better hygiene and allow you to wash off any remaining toothpaste. The procedure is as follows:

1. 1. Pour warm water or a special liquid into the tank. If the doctor has prescribed anti-inflammatory therapy, chlorhexidine is used.
   2. Grasp the nozzle and lean over the sink so that the liquid can flow freely.
   3. Rinse your teeth with a stream of water supplied at a right angle, treating each area sequentially.
   4. Rinsing should last at least 10 minutes.

Standard hygiene rules suggest that the device should be used 3-4 times a week. If irrigation is part of a complex of therapeutic measures for periodontitis, the device must be used more often - up to two times daily.

Sources:

1. Muravyannikova Zh.G. Oral hygiene. Educational and methodological manual. Moscow, 2007.
2. Online stores for oral care products.

What is an oral irrigator, and what are the parameters for choosing this device? Before you start choosing a device, you need to consult with a dentist, decide whether you need it and how many people in the family will use it - this is what determines the type of irrigator that you will need to buy. We will try to figure out: who needs an oral irrigator, what types of devices exist, and what functions and parameters should be based on when choosing one.

What is an irrigator and what is it for?

Irrigator is a device that, using a directed stream of water, cleans the spaces between the teeth, while massaging the gums. It is much more effective than Toothbrush or floss copes with soft plaque in hard-to-reach places. The advantages of this device are:

• high level of oral hygiene;
• prevention of the development of diseases of teeth and gums;
• removal of pathogenic microorganisms from the surface of teeth, dentures, orthodontic systems, as well as from the mucous membrane, gums and tongue;
• acceleration of gum regeneration, metabolism and functioning of the salivary glands;
• improvement of microcirculation.

1. Women during pregnancy- pregnant women have an increased risk of developing carious lesions and periodontal diseases; the irrigator carefully removes plaque, food debris and easily massages the gums. Expectant mothers, after using the irrigator for some time, note a significant improvement in the condition of the oral tissues.
2. For patients with bite problems or crowded teeth, who are undergoing orthodontic treatment with braces and are faced with the problem of high-quality teeth cleaning - a directed stream of a special solution or water from an irrigator removes plaque and food debris from all hard-to-reach places.
3. People with periodontal diseases- dentists recommend using the device for gingivitis and the initial stages of periodontitis, and for greater effect, instead of water, you should use solutions prescribed by the doctor.
4. Patients with orthopedic structures in the mouth(removable and fixed prosthetics, implants).
5. For smokers and people with bad breath.
6. Patients diagnosed with chronic rhinitis or sinusitis Rinsing the nasal cavity is often prescribed, for which you can use a special nozzle.

Contraindications for using the device

• chronic diseases of the oral mucosa in the acute stage;
• bleeding gums that does not go away after two weeks of using the device;
• children can use the irrigator only under adult supervision;
• severe diseases of the heart and cardiovascular system.

In any case, you should consult your dentist before using the device.

Types of irrigators

In order to decide which irrigator to buy, you need to answer the following questions:

1. Who will use the device - one person or all family members?
2. Do your family members have orthopedic or orthodontic appliances, bite problems, or oral diseases?
3. Will children and elderly people use the device?
4. How often and for how long do you leave home and do you need an oral care device while traveling?
5. Are noise levels and the amount of electricity consumed important to you?

Exist three types of irrigators: with a hydraulic pump that runs on electricity - stationary and portable; connected to the water supply.

Stationary irrigator

Best choice for family stationary irrigator with a set of attachments necessary for all household members.

These models operate on mains power; a pulsating, fairly powerful stream of liquid from the reservoir is supplied under pressure. It washes out soft plaque and food debris from the interdental spaces under orthopedic and orthodontic structures.

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Advantages of stationary irrigators:

• large tank volume,
• variety of modes, large set of attachments,
• large set of nozzles,
• A fairly strong motor that allows you to create a good pressure of the liquid jet.

Flaws:

• a stationary irrigator takes up a lot of space,
• during operation it can vibrate and make quite a lot of noise,
• there is a danger of electric shock (do not touch the operating device with wet hands or use it when taking a bath or shower; do not immerse the irrigator in water),
• requires regular washing and drying of nozzles, a special place for storing nozzles to prevent the accumulation of microorganisms on their surface.

The minimum cost of a stationary irrigator is about 3,000 rubles.

Portable irrigator

If you often leave home for a long period of time (on business trips, to visit, travel) or plan to use the device at the dacha or at work, then you should pay attention to the models portable irrigators. They consist of a reservoir, battery and pump. The battery charge lasts approximately seven days.

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Advantages of portable irrigators:

• small size and light weight of the device,
• mobility.

Flaws:

• cannot be turned over or tilted,
• low power, which does not allow creating a good jet pressure,
• small tank volume,
• few attachments and modes.

The minimum price of the device is from 2000 rubles.

Irrigators connected to water supply

The device connects directly to the water tap; the kit usually includes attachments for various taps. It is not necessary to remove it after use, since the device has an adapter that allows you to switch the water.

Advantages:

• low cost,
• continuous water supply,
• small size and mobility.

Flaws:

• low quality tap water.

Minimum cost from 1200 rubles.

Additional criteria for choosing an irrigator

Features of the liquid jet

One of the most important criteria for choosing the technology with which teeth are cleaned or the peculiarity of the liquid stream. Based on this criterion we can distinguish:

1. Cleaning using a monojet - at the moment this technology is practically not used. Since cleaning occurs with a thin continuous stream of liquid.
2. Irrigators that create a pulsating jet - thanks to small, almost imperceptible pulsations, more effective cleaning and micro-massage of the gums occurs.
3. Cleaning with a jet of liquid with air microbubbles is most effective, since in addition to cleansing the teeth, it massages the gums and cleans the periodontal pockets.

Number and types of nozzles for irrigator

Some models of irrigators have one standard nozzle, this is not the best choice for good oral hygiene. It is better to choose a model that contains a basic set of attachments; before purchasing, you should consult with a specialist who will help you decide on the number of attachments needed. Additionally, the kit may include the following attachments:

• to clean the tongue,
• for periodontal pockets,
• for cleaning orthodontic appliances,
• for cleaning fixed dentures,
• for implant care,
• brush attachment,
• for polishing tooth enamel and removing plaque from coffee and cigarettes,
• for rinsing the nose and nasopharynx.

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If you plan that several people will use the device, it is better to purchase attachments of a different color for each family member - this will prevent them from being mixed up during use. To obtain better results, you can use hygienic liquids to irrigate the oral cavity. Therapeutic rinses and balms will be recommended to you by your doctor based on the condition of your oral cavity - this can be a liquid containing fluoride or calcium, agents with anti-inflammatory, antibacterial or hemostatic effects

Possibility of adjusting the pressure of the liquid jet

Almost all models of irrigators have the ability to regulate the pressure; when purchasing, you need to make sure that your device has this function. It is indispensable if the device is used by children, elderly people, and patients with periodontal diseases. Yes, and absolutely healthy people it is better to start using the irrigator with the lowest power, gradually increasing it.

Possibility of repair in case of breakdown and availability of service centers

When choosing an oral irrigator, pay attention to whether it can be repaired if it breaks. Voltage fluctuations, hard water and too frequent use can lead to damage to the device, and many models cannot be repaired at all, they can only be replaced.

Before making your final choice of manufacturer, pay attention to the availability in your city. service centers, where warranty and post-warranty repairs can be carried out.

How to use an irrigator so that the device lasts for a long time?

There are several basic rules for using the device:

1. To avoid overheating, do not turn on the device when the tank is empty.
2. If herbal infusions are used for cleansing, they must be carefully filtered and the device rinsed after use.
3. Do not use oil-based liquids to irrigate your mouth.

The best manufacturers of various models of irrigators

In the world, only a few companies are recognized leaders in the production of irrigators. These include:

1. Braun is a German company that produces mainly household appliances. This company owns the Oral-B brand, under which products for oral care are produced, and is very popular. A distinctive feature of this company is high quality and affordable price goods.
2. Waterpik Technologies- was the first to produce irrigators; it produces these devices under the brands Water pik, Laars, Instapur.
3. Panasonic Corporation- a Japanese company specializing in the production of electronics, produces high-quality irrigators equipped with a maximum of technological features.
4. Bredmed- a company from Italy, initially it specialized in the production of nebulizers, but now there are also irrigators from this company.

Expert opinion on the positive aspects of using an irrigator

Many patients, when buying an irrigator, believe that it can replace brushing their teeth with a regular brush; this is not so. The device must be used after traditional brushing and flossing (dental floss), only in this case it effectively combats oral problems. For that to choose the right irrigator, you need specialist advice, who will identify the main problems and be able to select fluids for the irrigator.

How to use the irrigator? Video

And finally, a video about what an irrigator is needed for and how to use it correctly.

Medicine does not stand still, and new devices are being created for the treatment and prevention of diseases. New devices are also appearing in dentistry. For example, irrigators have recently become increasingly popular, the rating of which depends on ease of use and functionality. Such devices are not yet very common, but due to the large number of oral diseases, dentists are increasingly recommending this type of device to their patients.

What is an irrigator

This modern device for high-quality cleaning of the mouth and teeth. It simplifies the care of dentures and braces, removes soft plaque more effectively and freshens breath. An irrigator is a device that delivers a stream of liquid under pressure to certain areas of the oral cavity. It is she who penetrates into hard-to-reach places, removing food debris, bacteria and plaque from there.

Any irrigator consists of the following parts:

• hydraulic compressor - a pump that supplies water under pressure;
• reservoir - a container for liquid, which can be of different volumes;
• nozzles that convert the water pressure into a thin stream;
• The device may also have various operating mode switches and pressure regulators.

The kit may include different attachments: for caring for dentures and braces, as well as for cleaning gum pockets. A special orthodontic head with fine bristles will make dental care more effective.

Operating principle

The effectiveness of an irrigator is related to its features. This device supplies water under high pressure. A special nozzle for the oral irrigator allows you to direct the stream to the right place. Water under pressure cleans out food debris, soft plaque, and removes bacteria. No modern brush can clean interdental spaces, wisdom teeth, and dentures so effectively. Only a jet of water can penetrate hard-to-reach places.

Depending on the type of device, such a stream can be weak or stronger, pulsating or containing air bubbles. All this improves the efficiency of its work. A weaker pressure is more suitable for sensitive teeth, bleeding or inflammation of the gums. The pulsating jet cleans hard-to-reach areas well, and air bubbles provide an additional massage effect.

In addition, you can pour non-ordinary liquid into the irrigator. boiled water, and medicinal solutions. Herbal decoctions, special balms and rinses, antibacterial solutions and liquids that contain calcium are suitable for such devices.

Why do you need an oral irrigator?

This device allows you to provide high-quality oral care. Compared to toothbrushes, it cleans plaque more effectively and gently. With its help, you can prevent the development of caries, periodontitis, stomatitis and gingivitis. Therefore, dentists recommend using irrigators. Their use is indicated in the following situations:

• if there are braces or dentures in the oral cavity;
• for inflammatory gum diseases;
• to eliminate unpleasant odors;
• with increased sensitivity of tooth enamel and bleeding gums;
• with inconvenient placement of the wisdom tooth;
• a stream of liquid has a massage effect and improves blood circulation;
• If you have diabetes, it is recommended to use an irrigator rather than a brush, as the risk of injuring the mucous membrane increases and tooth sensitivity increases.

Why should you buy such a device?

Compared to other methods of oral hygiene, irrigators have many advantages:

• clean even the most inaccessible places efficiently;
• safe, since water without abrasive particles and chemicals is used for cleaning;
• suitable for use by children from 5-6 years old;
• have a mild effect, which is especially important for increased tooth sensitivity;
• You can use any medicinal solution instead of water;
• ideal for the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity.

Features of application

Despite the large number of positive qualities, you still need to buy an irrigator after consulting a doctor. After all, such care has some contraindications:

• serious diseases of the cardiovascular system;
• presence of a pacemaker;
• exacerbation of inflammatory diseases or pulpitis.

But in the absence of contraindications, the irrigator can be used even by small children. However, they can only use such a device under adult supervision.

Types of devices

Now there are a variety of irrigators. Their rating depends little on the variety; most of all, people pay attention to ease of use. Irrigators vary in operating principles and sizes.

The water jet can be supplied in different ways in these devices. Depending on this, all irrigators can be divided into three groups:

• pulse ones have the mildest effect, since water is supplied in short, weak waves;
• mono-jet - these are the most common devices in which water comes out in one jet with the same pressure;
• If microbubble technology is used, a stream of water is mixed with air.

Depending on the volume and type of installation, irrigators are stationary and portable. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Stationary irrigators are most often used. They work from the network, some models can be attached to the wall. The large tank volume and several additional attachments allow them to be used by the whole family. The question of which oral irrigator is best to choose depends on the purpose of its use, financial capabilities and the number of people in the family.

Instructions for use

Before you start using the device, you need to correctly assemble it in accordance with the instructions, securely strengthen it and study the operation of each mode. After this, it is recommended to read the instructions for use, which require the following sequence of actions:

• If there are no contraindications to using a brush, you should first brush your teeth with it.
• Pour warm water or medicinal liquid halfway with water into the irrigator bowl.
• Set up the device by selecting the desired mode and jet pressure.
• Turn on the device and direct the stream at the teeth at a right angle.
• Tilt your head slightly so that the water flows into the sink.
• Do small circular movements, treating different areas of the oral cavity.
• The device can work without interruption for 7-10 minutes.
• After turning off the device, you need to dry it, and if a medicinal solution was used, rinse it.

How to choose the right device

• The volume of the tank must be selected depending on the number of people in the family;
• The same criterion should be used when choosing a device based on the number of attachments, so that each family member has their own;
• you need to pay attention to the power of the device, the quality of cleaning depends on it;
• If you have dentures, you must ensure that the device has a nozzle for cleaning them;
• depending on the availability of free space in the bathroom, you should choose the method of mounting the device;
• It is best to purchase an irrigator that has several operating modes;
• You should only buy a device that has a certificate, instructions and a warranty card;
• It is advisable to choose an irrigator from a well-known manufacturer and to like its design.

Stationary irrigators: characteristics of models

These are devices that operate from the network and are installed in the bathroom. Any stationary oral irrigator has a large reservoir and several nozzles. Therefore, the whole family can use it. There are several most common models that many people like:

• . A new generation irrigator with touch controls and a bright design is capable of providing effective comprehensive protection of the oral cavity. The device is capable of developing a record level of fluid pressure, due to which the surface of the teeth, interdental spaces and gum pockets are deeply cleaned from plaque. The irrigator is equipped with a special “massage” function, which allows you to activate the stimulation of metabolic processes and blood supply to the gum tissue. A wide selection of interchangeable attachments allows you to solve various dental problems, significantly reducing the risk of developing oral diseases.

Features of the Revyline RL 700 model:

Reliable housing design.

High power compressor.

The fluid pressure range is from 140 to 890 kPa.

Volumetric liquid reservoir (1,000 ml).

The liquid reservoir can serve as a protective case during storage and transportation.

A special pencil case is provided for storing attachments.

Touch control.

A special “massage” function provides a healing massage of the gums.

A wide selection of replaceable attachments as standard.

2 year warranty.

• Revyline RL 500. Highly functional model for home use. Has excellent technical characteristics and a number of functions that distinguish it from its competitors. The irrigator body has a special chamber for ultraviolet disinfection of nozzles. Thus, in 15 minutes, 99.9% of bacteria are destroyed. The irrigator is equipped with a separate gum hydromassage function. A generous set of replaceable attachments allows you to use the device for special hygienic tasks (cleaning orthodontic structures, gum pockets, implants).

  

  Features of the Revyline RL500 model:

  • Robust, reliable, waterproof housing design.
  • Stable body thanks to suction cup legs.
  • Stylish case design.
  • To strengthen the gums, a special “Massage” mode is provided, which stimulates metabolic processes in tissues.
  • Large selection of attachments in the basic kit.
  • Recommended for the prevention of dental diseases.
  • Indispensable during orthodontic treatment, in the presence of crowns, implants, bridges.
  • Replaceable tips are always sterile thanks to the ultraviolet disinfection function.
  • Liquid pressure level - from 210 to 870 kPa.
  • Pulsation frequency - 1,200 - 1,700 per minute.
  • Pressure level modes - 17.
  • Automatic shutdown of the ultraviolet lamp - after 15 minutes.
  • The volume of the liquid reservoir is 600 ml.
  • Power supply - from AC mains.
  • 2 year warranty.
  • is a fairly simple device to use. Well suited for elderly patients who find it difficult to understand many technical devices. It has only one mode and 4 attachments. But this irrigator is quite effective: it produces a microbubble stream and additionally has a nasal rinsing function.
  • The WP 100 irrigator from the Waterpick company has long become a leader among such devices. Thanks to the presence of 10 modes and 7 attachments, this device copes with most dental problems. In addition to thoroughly cleaning teeth from plaque even in the most inaccessible places, the Waterpick oral irrigator prevents bleeding gums, eliminates unpleasant odor and has a massage effect.

  

  • The Brown company produces the popular, reliable Professional Care Oxy Jet MD20. This is a device with microbubble technology. In addition, a regular monojet cleanses the entire surface of the teeth and gums well.
  • A popular model is the Aquajet ld-a7 irrigator. The Singapore company "Little Doctor" produces this inexpensive and effective device. It has 4 modes and 4 different colored attachments. The Ld A7 oral irrigator is well suited for children, as it is sometimes available in bright designs.
  • The Chinese-made device VES VIP-003 is characterized by a microbubble jet, has 10 operating modes and 9 different nozzles.

  Portable irrigators

  The rating of such models is low, since they are used mainly by those who need to travel a lot. They have a small reservoir and run on batteries. But it is not recommended to use them often, as they quickly fail.

  Depends on individual characteristics and preferences, as well as on the purposes of its use. For a person who is often on the move, a portable device is more convenient. But it does not clean the oral cavity as efficiently as it has a small reservoir volume, only one nozzle and a single operating mode.

  

  Among portable devices, there are several most popular models:

  
  

  Features of the Revyline RL 200 model:

  • Waterproof housing. Protection level - IPX 7.
  • Travel case included.
  • Time fully charged battery - 4 hours.
  • Three operating modes (normal, soft, pulsating).
  • Liquid pressure level - from 210 to 700 kPa.
  • Pulsation frequency - 1,400 - 1,800 per minute.
  • The volume of the liquid reservoir is 200 ml.
  • Power supply - rechargeable lithium battery 1400 mAh.
  • Noise level - less than 72 dB.
  • 2 year warranty.
  • The Philips Air Floss microbubble jet irrigator has a comfortable nozzle with an angled tip. The reservoir volume is only 100 ml, but it is enough for routine cleaning. Infected batteries can last 2 weeks.
  • Many consumers prefer the B.Well WI-911 irrigator. It can work without recharging for about a month. In addition, its reservoir has a volume of 135 ml. Also available is rotating and 3 operating modes.