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Do water pics actually work?

DoomsDave

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Howdyall:

I'm considering getting one, so, if you have one, does it work for you?

Any recommendations?

No joke (since you're all tired of "seriously"!)

Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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Yes, very well for removing debris from between teeth and from between gums and teeth. It is not a substitute for brushing. The combination of Water Pic and Sonicare is unbeatable.

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Sonicare?

'Splain, Lucy,'splain . . .

Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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Sonicare?

'Splain, Lucy,'splain . . .

http://www.sonicare.com/brushes/default.asp

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My husband works for a periodontist - she works on gum problems. She recommends an electric toothbrush. He has never said anything about a water pik. I know they were popular years ago.

For people with a lot of tartar and plaque at every cleaning should defintely invest in an electric toothbrush. Some people - lucklily I am one - don't have as much buildup as others. I can get by with regular flossing and brushing with a standard toothbrush. I think part of the problem with people who use regular toothbrushes is that they don't brush long enough or correctly. You have to brush 2 minutes. The electric toothbrushes saty on for 2 minutes and you brush until they shut off.

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