The harm of frequent use of water floss

Bad hygiene habits can easily lead to various oral diseases. The most serious of these is damage to our teeth. As we all know, we only have two sets of teeth in our lifetime. When the deciduous teeth fall out, the teeth that grow again are very important because they have no chance to grow again. So we need to pay attention to some oral habits. So, what are the harms of using water floss frequently?

Teeth are the most important organ that accompanies us throughout our lives and need our daily care and protection. In addition to going to some dental institutions to check and maintain your teeth, you can also take care of your teeth at home. Some friends choose to use dental floss to achieve the purpose of tooth care.

Well, in fact, this kind of thing is not 100% beneficial, so today I will give you some basic knowledge about water floss. What harm can it do to our teeth? I hope this will be helpful to all of you who love teeth.

1. It will cause the mouth to lose a lot of saliva.

We all know that water floss is a very effective tool for cleaning and protecting teeth, but in fact it is similar to our daily brushing. During this process, although the high-pressure water flow can effectively clean the places that we cannot clean daily, it also brings certain disadvantages and will make us waste a lot of saliva.

Saliva is very beneficial to our body. If too much saliva is lost, it will cause certain harm to our body. Therefore, when using water floss, remember not to use it every day. Once or twice a week is enough.

2. Cause premature gum atrophy.

In fact, we must be careful when purchasing water flossers and not buy something of inferior quality or without guarantee. Because this will cause our gums to shrink prematurely, and this phenomenon cannot be repaired. By the time we discover that we have gum problems, it is too late to remedy the situation. Therefore, when purchasing, you can collect information online and buy some water flossers that are of good quality and guaranteed.

2. What are the benefits of water floss for teeth?

1. Prevent bleeding gums.

I believe many of my friends will find that they are more prone to bleeding after brushing their teeth. At this time, you might as well use water floss to clean the wound. This method can effectively inhibit gum bleeding. For some friends with milder conditions, there will be improvement in just one or two days.

2. Relieve toothache.

In fact, when our teeth become inflamed, pain will occur, and sometimes it will cause headaches. I believe everyone feels uncomfortable with this feeling.

Then we can use water floss to rinse the inflamed area, so that harmful substances can be cleaned out. The water column can have a good massage effect on the gums, promote blood circulation, and help relieve pain. Therefore, if you experience this symptom, you might as well rinse it with water floss. I believe it will have a good effect.

3. Remove bad breath.

I believe that many of my friends are very troubled that every time they chat with others, there is a strange smell that comes out of their mouths. Not only does it make you feel uncomfortable, but it also leaves a bad impression on others. In fact, this phenomenon is caused by a large amount of food residues and bacteria remaining in our mouths, which will produce a lot of odor after fermentation. It makes you and the people around you feel uncomfortable, but the water flosser can use the water column to clean the stains between the teeth, thus greatly improving the bad breath.

4. Save time and cost of visiting the dentist.

In fact, using water floss once or twice a week can effectively reduce the problem of dental diseases. In this way, we don’t have to go to the hospital to see a dentist often. It not only saves time for seeing a dentist, but also does not cost more money. It kills two birds with one stone. I believe it is a good choice for many people.

I believe that after reading so much, everyone should have a certain understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of water flossing. I hope it will be helpful for those who love teeth.