Water JetsWhile everyone can benefit from the use of an Interplak® Water Jet, there are certain situations in which it can be especially advantageous. People who have braces, complicated dental work or gum disease will find that water jet technology is a valuable addition to their oral care routine. Of course you should always consult with your dentist or periodontist to treat your teeth and gums, but chances are he or she will recommend a water jet to keep your mouth in tip-top shape!
Health Benefits
Periodontal Disease
Braces
Dental Work
Periodontal Disease
When it comes to gum disease, the best defense is a good offense! So before you develop gingivitis or periodontitis, pick up an Interplak® Water Jet to clean and remove plaque from the places brushing and flossing can't reach. If you are being treated for periodontal disease, chances are you will have some remaining periodontal pockets. An Interplak Water Jet subgingival tip will deeply yet gently clean the pockets for optimum oral health.
Braces
People who wear braces need to be especially conscientious about their oral care. If plaque remains on the teeth and around the braces, the wearer can develop swollen gums, bad breath, discolored teeth and cavities. Using a water jet is exceptionally effective when it comes to removing plaque and food particles between the teeth and around the braces. Just follow your standard brushing and flossing routine with a daily water jet treatment, and when those braces come off, you'll have a beautiful, healthy smile!
Dental Work
Implants, crowns and bridges are a big investment – and can be a challenge to keep clean. Make sure you protect your investment by cleaning under bridges, around crowns and all the surfaces above and around your implants. The pulsating action of the Interplak® Water Jet is engineered to clean those hard-to-reach areas where food and bacteria get trapped.
