1. Breeze away gum disease in 3 easy steps - Now with a 36" hose
2. Snap on QuickBreeze to sink faucet
3. Power wash your teeth and gums
4. Remove QuickBreeze from the faucet and store for next time
5. No more dumb water tank to store or fill

Editorial Review :

The new aerator/adaptor you receive stays on your faucet and the QuickBreeze snaps on and off when you wish to use it. -- Its Breeze n Store design means you can breeze when you want and quickly store your QuickBreeze when youre done.

Customer Review :

Nothing is easier or more successful

My recent dental exam was the best I've ever had! Despite diligent brushing and flossing, I'd always had problems with deep pockets around some of my teeth. Not this time! After only 1 month of using my QuickBreeze - morning and night - not a single pocket was greater than 2mm. Both my dentist and his hygenist were extremely impressed.
This is an excellent product!
It was very easy to install and comes off easily for cleaning the sink and faucet. Unless you have a sink to devote to this, however, I would recommend getting the model that makes it simple to switch between the irrigator and tap water with a lever.

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Outstanding product.

More effective and less irritating than flossing. Leaves your mouth feeling clean and fresh. I wonder how I survived without it.

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Great product

The Quickpik-Dental Oral Irrigator is the best I have used. I have had two other types of dental irrigators, a plug in version and a rechargable version. Both did the job but both broke down. This Quickpik is my favorite. It is quiet. It takes hardly any room to store. It does a wonderful job. I would highly suggest getting this over any other type.

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This is a much better alternative to the well-known water pik

I've never owned a water pik, but I am glad I chose this one by QuickBreeze instead of the one that uses a tank. The hose connects to the faucet and you just have to turn the faucet on to get the spray. It's really easy to spray along the gums, and I can feel the water spray between my teeth. I'm no dental expert, but this thing certainly is helping me out.

The only downside is that I was expecting a suction cup holder for the hose. Instead I got something with a sticky back. The back looks like one of those that is permanent, and I cannot place that on the wall because I currently rent. Still, it's pretty easy to detach the hose when I'm done and set it on a dry towel.

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1. The only hydro-magnetic irrigator that has been clinically tested and proven effective
2. Pulsating flow gently massages your gums and helps remove debris after brushing
3. Safe to add your favorite mouthrinse
4. Comes with 4 color coded jet tips
5. 1 year warranty & 30 Day Money-back Guarantee

Editorial Review :

The HYDRO FLOSS® oral irrigator is the highest quality, most effective home treatment device of its kind. It compliments and completes anyones home dental care. Optimizing by flushing disrupted plaque that brushing and flossing leave behind. Completing the care by providing a cleansing for sub-gingival and Those hard-to-reach areas. Twice as effective as other oral irrigators through the innovation of HydroMagnetics. The difference is, the HYDRO FLOSS® has the ability to inhibit the bacteria from adhering to the surface of the teeth. Clinical studies show that the HYDRO FLOSS® oral irrigator is 44% more effective than non-magnetic oral irrigators, (Journal of Clinical Periodontology, Vol. 20, No. 5, May 1993, pages 314-317), and up to 64% more effective than non-magnetic oral irrigators, (Journal of Clinical Periodontology, Vol. 25, No. 4, April 1998, pages 316-321).

Customer Review :

Save your gums and pucker up

I've owned three Hydrofloss irrigators since 2002 and have found them all to be outstanding devices which, used 1-2 times per week, have kept my gums healthy and have stopped the recession of two troubled gum areas in my mouth. (The enclosed product CD they send with the units will explain exactly how it works and why this happens.)

I've had three because, per my instructions from my dentist, I've always used them with a solution of 80% warm tap water and 20% hydrogen peroxide. Unfortunately, the peroxide prematurly wears out the motor so that after 200 or so uses, it wears out. I returned two of the units to the manufacturer for refurbishing, but found that the repaired units did not pump water with enough force to adequately clean my gums. I subsequently did not pay for the repairs ($25 + shipping per unit) after several complaining e-mails with the company's owner.

I can attest to the fact that faithful use of these units will also completely elminate bad breath, provided that your additional oral care (flossing, brushing, and use of Listerine) is adequate.

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1. For use with only oral breeze products
2. allows the user to irrigate deeper underneath the gum tissue
3. Because of intended use, there are no refunds on this product

Editorial Review :

The Oral Breeze tip adapter set fits the ShowerBreeze, RediBreeze and QuickBreeze models. This is a low pressure device - it is not intended to produce a strong stream that would damage delicate tissue . It gently irrigates 5 mm + infected pockets. Because of intended use, there are no refunds on this product

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1. Panasonic EW1270AC Portable Oral Irrigator
2. PANASONIC

Customer Review :

Great Portable Dental Irrigator

I was told by my dentist to purchase a water pik device for a better cleaning experience with greater plaque removal. I use this device in conjunction with my Sonicare Toothbrush (also recommended by my dentist and periodontist)and my dentist, peridontist, and orthodontist continutally remark on the health of my gums. After having gum surgery for periodontal disease this is a great relief.

You will have to replace the 2 AA batteries every two weeks, however, it's
definitely worth it to be able to take this anywhere at will. I highly recommend this product!

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Portable and Powerful

The Panasonic Personal Care Portable Oral Irrigator EW1270AC is a portable Water Pik. It does the job very well and can be transported easily. I was amazed at how it cleaned and got into spaces I couldn't go with dental floss. I would highly recommend this product for those of you that need the extra care of the water pik with their dental floss.

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Does what it says it will do

From some of the other reviews I read before purchasing the oral irrigator,I thought it would be more powerful than it is but it does do what it is advertised to do and is very convenient for travel. It is worth the money I spent.

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Buy this Irrigator

The "other brand" the more famous one, disintegrated in my hand. This one is durable, handy, effective, and really portable. Uses common AA type batteries but one warning ---keep water out of the battery compartment and be sure the battery lid is on tight. The reservoir is just right. And I'll tell you just how good this is. Floss first; then use your Braun electric, THEN use this irrigator.. It will still clear out food particles between the teeth. Last time I went to the dentist, he looked in my mouth and commented how clean it is. My recommendation: Buy this one. Product and price - Great.

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1. Rechargeable convenience
2. Use with water, mouthwash or antibacterial rinse
3. Includes 2 jet tips

Editorial Review :

Rechargeable Water Jet

Customer Review :

LOve it, can't live without it!

I don't write about products, but I do rely on what people say about products and when I've seen allbad reviews for inerplak water jet I just could not belive it. I own this product for at least a year, this same one. It works great. In the begining it used to hold charge a bit longer. I could go for about a week on single charge now it is loosing a preasure on about 4th day, which I consider great for a year old 20$ oral jet.
Best 20$ I've ever spent! And belive me I am very keen about my teeth, I had my braces at 20yo - well I am from Poland and 12 years ago not everybody could aford it , and it was still prety new there. I am 32 now and I did not had my 8th teeth surgicaly removed, and they seatting rather deap in my gums. I usedd to be a nightmare for me , I would get infection once a month or more often. I've always had a strong pain reliever handy and I was possitive I will have to go for extraction. Then I decided to try oral jets,i wanted a portable one. First I got a panasonic , don't recall what model but it needed 2 batteries. Nightmare.To strong preasure at first than it was weakning very fast and the batteries where wunning out very fast. Never again. Than I had a portable waterpik - and the answer is NO! It was supposed to have a different preasures and different attachments , whatever. It sucked. Got rid of it and now my life got better with Interplak water jet. I did not have an infection since I am using it. I always brush my teeth first then use the jet. I use luke warm water not to irritate the gums. Every time I jet I can't belive my eyes what comes out my teeth after I brushed. Than I feel sory for people who did not discover irrigation. I am not planning to have another infection nor cavity anytime soon. If I go away and forget my charger I just simply go to store and spend another 20$ and get another interplak.
I guess oral hygine is a very personal experience andsometimes you have to try couple jets before you get your fav one. Mine is Interplak!

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Great travel dental irrigator

I love this product. It packs down small for travel but opens up to be easy to use. Great price, too.

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Lasted quite long through the elements (I forcefully retired it)

This lasted for quite sometime. I bought mine from Target, a little skeptical compared to the plug in bigger units and waterpik brands, but this really did the trick for the past year. I put mouthwash in it, took it into the shower. Charges occured overnight or through the day, usually setting it to charge when I noticed the "jet" feeling was kind of weak. This worked well for cleaning my most rear teeth, when my wisdom teeth were out and creating problems in brushing. I have some areas where food ALWAYS gets caught between them and using this would shoot those leftovers right out. The unit was still working good, but I decided I wanted to take it apart and use the motor to make a small squirt gun. Now I'm searching to see if I can find this model again in stores. It was cheap, effective and portable. Great find and experimenting.

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What a piece of junk!

I was excited to purchase a travel size oral irrigator. Traditionally, I use the ones that have a tank to fill and they tend to be a bit bulky in size.

The maximum use I got out of the travel size Interplak was a couple of weeks! I purchased it with the intention of removing tonsil stones, but the water pressure was too low. As one customer mentioned, you are better off gargling!

I found this product very uncomfortable to handle especially if you have arthritis or weakness in your hand. The cord gets in the way. It was heavy and irrigating was a lot messier than using my previous irrigator. Constantly filling the tank with water was a dreadful experience and the small metal stick automatically springs up once you close the cap. This product should be discontinued!


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Interplak water jet works well

This is the second Interplak water jet I've had. The first one lasted about 2 years until the batteries wouldn't hold a charge. Otherwise it works very well, and it's nice that the unit is portable, with no water tube or power cord connecting to a base unit.

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