Can a water flosser damage teeth or gums?

No. Research has proved that a Water flosser can lessen the bleeding people suffer as they floss. This is especially possible in case you use the “water irrigator” in the way the manufacturer recommends that you do.

For instance, it is crucial for you to select a low-pressure setting and use warm water as you use a Water flosser. The angle at which the warm water is ejected is also important in avoiding pain and injury while you floss.

However, people who have not been flossing frequently may feel some discomfort when they first start to use a Water flosser. That discomfort may last for about a fortnight as the gums become accustomed to the water flosser.

It is important for you to refrain from using a Water flosser around areas where some form of injury or trauma has occurred.

Consult with your dentist before using a water flosser. 

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