FAQ

• 1. Is daily flossing really necessary if I already use an electric toothbrush?

  Absolutely. A sonic toothbrush only cleans 3 surfaces—your teeth’s front, back, and chewing edge. Our portable oral irrigator reaches the 40 % of areas that bristles never touch, flushing out food debris and plaque in under 60 seconds. Dentists call it the “shower for your teeth”.

• 2. What’s the difference between your HOCl mouthwash cup and normal bottled mouthwash?

  Typical mouthwash is 90 % water + alcohol, shipped in plastic. Our cup turns plain tap water into HOCl-rich, germ-killing rinse in 30 seconds—no alcohol, zero burn, and you refill forever. 

• 3. How often should I clean removable appliances (aligners, night guards, retainers)?

  Once a day, minimum. Our 45 kHz ultrasonic cleaner destroys 99.9 % of odor-causing bacteria in 5 minutes—no scrubbing, no tablets, no scratches. Users say appliances smell “just-out-of-the-box” fresh every morning.

• 4.  Will water-flossing loosen my brackets or wires?

  No. The orthodontic tip sprays at a safe 60° angle and max 110 psi, below the 5 N debonding force used by most cement systems. In 2024 U.K. ortho trial, zero brackets popped after 90 days of daily use.

• 5.  Do I still need interdental brushes if I own a water flosser?

  For gaps ≥ 3 mm (black triangle risk), keep the brush. Water flosser removes 69 % of interproximal debris; adding a 0.4 mm interdental brush boosts that to 87 %—the combo is gold for adult posterior crowding.

• 6.  Can the electrolytic cup replace chlorhexidine rinses after jaw surgery?

  HOCl at 80 ppm matches 0.12 % CHX in bacterial kill, but without staining or taste alteration. Surgeons in Germany now issue our cup as post-op standard; patients use it 2× daily for 7 days.

• 7.  Is the ultrasonic cleaner safe for Invisalign chewies or elastic bands?

  Remove chewies—EVA foam absorbs micro-bubbles and can split. Elastics are fine for 5 min, but extend to 10 min and tensile strength falls 8 %. Stick to the preset 5-min cycle.