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Other Waterpiks take AAA batteries and may last through three months of use between replacements. Those with rechargeable batteries are usually charged via USB charging systems. Most travel Waterpiks are cordless and rely on replaceable or rechargeable batteries. What to look for in a quality travel Waterpik Power source Certain travel Waterpiks are less powerful than countertop models, as they often have a lower PSI range.

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Travel Waterpiks generally have fewer pressure settings and may not come with a full range of interchangeable flosser tips. For one, they optimize space with smaller footprints. Simply put, travel Waterpiks are pared-down versions of countertop Waterpiks. Some people report better results with Waterpiks than regular floss, as well. Instead, Waterpiks rely on bursts of pressurized water to blast away plaque and other buildup between teeth, gum lines and dental work like braces or palate expanders. According to MedlinePlus, they’ve become popular alternatives or supplements to traditional flossing, which can be painful for some people. Waterpiks are the leading water flossers on the market. What to know before you buy a travel Waterpik What is a Waterpik?

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Waterpik Sidekick Portable Water Flosser is your best option. If you’re looking for a powerful model with several pulse settings, And despite their pared-down designs, they’re still capable of blasting away plaque and other buildup between teeth and gum lines. Travel Waterpiks are easy to pack inside most carry-ons, gym bags or toiletry cases.

There are now a few travel Waterpiks available, many of which are just as powerful and versatile as countertop models. 'Water flossing is a smart alternative to traditional floss whereby water is pushed between the teeth, removing the debris, plaque, and bacteria without actually traumatizing the gum tissues.If you’ve grown to love your Waterpik at home, you no longer need to say goodbye to it when you hit the road. 'Often the feedback we receive from our patients in terms of their reluctance to floss is that it can cause pain, bleeding, and difficulty manipulating the floss around certain back teeth,' says dentist Vanessa Creaven, DMD, co-founder of Spotlight Oral Care. 'Water flossing is a smart alternative to traditional floss whereby water is pushed between the teeth, removing the debris, plaque, and bacteria without actually traumatizing the gum tissues.' -Vanessa Creaven, DMD As a bonus, from my experience, water flossing is less likely than string floss to make your gums ache afterward.

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The results showed that the Waterpik removed 29 percent more plaque than dental floss when used with a manual toothbrush. Some research even suggests that water flossing may be more powerful than ye olde string floss at reaching those spots: One Waterpik-commissioned study from 2013 compared results from participants using a toothbrush and Waterpik to participants using a tooth brush and string floss. Strandburg advises brushing your teeth twice a day, but even doing this won't reach the tight spaces between teeth, around dental work, and below the gum line. The first strategy to employ to effectively bite back on bacteria is maintaining the basics of oral hygiene.

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