- Veteran Owned and Operated Company. Made by Americans in America!!!
- We love recommending the Oral Breeze products. Dr. Ann Christopher, D.D.S.
- All of her 6mm gum pockets had reduced to 3mm, except one which was 5mm.Charles Reinertsen, D.M.D.
- I've tried all the rest and, in my opinion, the ShowerBreeze is the best. Tom Morgan, D.D.S
- I have seen a marked improvement in the oral health of my patients who have used oral irrigation. Beverly Thurmond, D.D.S.
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Not intended for use by unattended children. Tips are designed to give a fan spray, not a needle spray, which could damage delicate gum tissue. At first, you may feel a slight tickling sensation. That's normal. Yet, very soon, your gums will become accustomed to the regular stimulation. If you should experience pain or unusual discomfort, lower the pressure setting immediately.
Indications
Firmly attached plaque cannot be removed except by a dental hygienist using tools. Before plaque becomes firmly attached,(tartar) it is loosely attached (bio-film). The irrigator removes the bio-film that will harbor the tissue destroying bacteria under your gum line. It also cleans an infected area so it can heal. It acts the same way as keeping an external wound clean facilitates healing. Tips are designed to give a fan spray
Ingredients
***Chrome Plated Brass*** Not plastic*** One oral irrigator valve; two tips (both are the same size), tip holder. Tips are designed to give a fan spray, not a needle spray, which could damage delicate gum tissue..--- **5.0 out of 5 stars Great Product, By Bruce Anderson I've owned waterpik units that eventually, after a brief period of enthusiasm, would begin to gather dust somewhere from lack of use. I simply got tired of the set-up and other requirements with each use. But in the 3.5 years I've owned this device, rarely have I failed to use it once in a 24 hour period, which is my objective. It's right there . In a few seconds you're irrigating. What could be easier?
Directions
1) Adjust water temperature and pressure to suit. 2) Put tip in mouth. 3) Keep your mouth open and head tilted down so the water will drain back into the sink or shower. 4)Make sure to hold your breeze close to the gums, almost touching them. You may want to move the tip back and forth to simulate a pulsating action if you prefer as you slowly move along the gum line. Don't forget the back of your teeth. Continue until the area between and around your teeth has been thoroughly irrigated. And always follow the recommendations of your dental professional. 5) Angle the tip so the stream points into the area where the gums meet the teeth. Tips are designed to give a fan spray
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Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. Please see our full disclaimer below.
Not intended for use by unattended children. Tips are designed to give a fan spray, not a needle spray, which could damage delicate gum tissue. At first, you may feel a slight tickling sensation. That's normal. Yet, very soon, your gums will become accustomed to the regular stimulation. If you should experience pain or unusual discomfort, lower the pressure setting immediately.
Indications
Firmly attached plaque cannot be removed except by a dental hygienist using tools. Before plaque becomes firmly attached,(tartar) it is loosely attached (bio-film). The irrigator removes the bio-film that will harbor the tissue destroying bacteria under your gum line. It also cleans an infected area so it can heal. It acts the same way as keeping an external wound clean facilitates healing. Tips are designed to give a fan spray
Ingredients
***Chrome Plated Brass*** Not plastic*** One oral irrigator valve; two tips (both are the same size), tip holder. Tips are designed to give a fan spray, not a needle spray, which could damage delicate gum tissue..--- **5.0 out of 5 stars Great Product, By Bruce Anderson I've owned waterpik units that eventually, after a brief period of enthusiasm, would begin to gather dust somewhere from lack of use. I simply got tired of the set-up and other requirements with each use. But in the 3.5 years I've owned this device, rarely have I failed to use it once in a 24 hour period, which is my objective. It's right there . In a few seconds you're irrigating. What could be easier?
Directions
1) Adjust water temperature and pressure to suit. 2) Put tip in mouth. 3) Keep your mouth open and head tilted down so the water will drain back into the sink or shower. 4)Make sure to hold your breeze close to the gums, almost touching them. You may want to move the tip back and forth to simulate a pulsating action if you prefer as you slowly move along the gum line. Don't forget the back of your teeth. Continue until the area between and around your teeth has been thoroughly irrigated. And always follow the recommendations of your dental professional. 5) Angle the tip so the stream points into the area where the gums meet the teeth. Tips are designed to give a fan spray
Legal Disclaimer
Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product. Please see our full disclaimer below.
Product Description
Get the showerbreeze. this ingenious device flushes out loosely attached plaque and food particles trapped between teeth and under the gum line, where brushing and flossing can’t reach. attach the showerbreeze to any showerhead for easy accessibility and immediate results. the unit has a volume control from complete off to compete on and everything in between. valve is constructed of chrome plated brass.
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41 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
HARD NOT TO KEEP GOOD HABITS!!!,
By Joe "Shmo" (Kokomo) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Showerbreeze, Chrome, 3 Foot Hose (Health and Beauty)
I usually brush my teeth in the shower, so this is a perfect complement. Makes my teeth and mouth feel clean, and the benefits to the gums will be of long-term benefit. Looking forward to my next dentist visit; curious to see how much less plaque I'm going to have and the healthier gums.
Most of all though, using this in the shower makes it really easy to WANT to clean your teeth. I'm not a teeth-cleaning nut, but this thing makes me want to use it -- I can't take a shower w/o using it. An extra little benefit is that the unit can come in handy as a pressure washer. Good for cleaning the shower and especially in grout areas. I'd recommend getting the 6' unit if you want this capability; also, if your shower is next to the sink, the longer hose can allow you to use the unit there.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great product, but use it carefully - Updated review,
By The Feefmeister (underwater) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Showerbreeze, Chrome, 3 Foot Hose (Health and Beauty)
This is one of those products that make me wonder how I ever managed without one. I actually look forward to "showering" my gums with this device at the end of the day. I've never used a standard countertop oral irrigator, so I can't compare them, but one of the great things about the ShowerBreeze is that it gives you great freedom to move the nozzle around in your mouth and explore without worrying about the water flying everywhere. The pressure can be quite strong, which tickles at first, but you will eventually learn how to harness that energy. One caution: I found that spraying behind my rearmost bottom molars for a prolonged period seemed to dislodge or displace part of my gumline, or perhaps it caused (or cured?) an inflammation of the gum. In any case, this resulted in horrible, chronic halitosis until I stopped spraying back there for a week or so. The moral: It's possible to irrigate TOO aggressively with this thing and not even realize it because it feels so good. I use a more indirect approach now, like aiming the jet more at my teeth and letting the spatter irrigate my gumline. My only other complaint is that the whole hose thing is unsightly and looks like something you might find in a retirement home. But it gets the job done.
UPDATE: I loved this product at first (originally 5 stars), but the lever that switches the water flow from the shower head to the irrigator hose wore out after about 18 months because it is made of cheap plastic. This is a major design flaw in my opinion. I recommend buying an H2Oral Irrigator instead, which integrates the switch into handpiece. It is cheaper, easier to use and seems like it will last indefinitely.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Truly Clean Teeth!,
By Celtfire "Celtfire" (Irvine, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Showerbreeze, Chrome, 3 Foot Hose (Health and Beauty)
Trying to maintain dental prophylaxis preventing disease by keeping the teeth and mouth free of food particles and plaque becomes more difficult the older we get. Bruushing and flossing doesn't quite get all of the particles so water jets seem to be a better method.
The sink top water pik versions are problematic; the self contained handheld ones don't have the jet power needed and the tiny reservoir needs to be constantly refilled; the large ones tethered to a tank are bulky and require care to not spray the pik's stream all over the bathroom. The ShowerPik is ideal. You use it while you shower. Connected to the house water supply, the ShowerPik has all the pressure one needs to really clean teeth. The variable valve is easily installed between the water supply and the shower head letting the user (1)keep showering while diverting water to the Pik, (2)use only the Pik or, (3)turn it off to complete showering. Some experimentation with the valve is needed to find the right pressure for your needs. Warning! Make sure you turn the ShowerPik valve off when you finish the shower. The ShowerPik is not safe for little children because of the power of the stream and amount of water released. I highly recommend the ShowerPik for its great utility and very affordable price.
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