What Are Mouth Showers Used For? How is Implant Care?
The most important guarantor of oral and dental health is undoubtedly regular and effective oral and dental care. In addition to proper tooth brushing with the right toothbrush and paste, there are nowadays highly effective devices that can support oral and dental care. The mouth shower is among these devices. So what is a mouth shower? What does it do?
A mouth shower, also known as a dental shower, is a device that aims to clean between teeth and inside the mouth in general and stands out with its air-water spraying ability. It helps to clean the teeth thoroughly, especially in people with crooked and tight teeth. It provides the hygiene needed by entering the areas where the toothbrush and dental floss cannot reach.
How to Use a Mouth Shower?
Before using the mouth shower, the water reservoir is filled with warm water. The dental shower effectively cleans the inside of the mouth and between the teeth by spraying pressurized air at the same time as water.
At this point, the question “Is a mouth shower harmful?” may come to mind. Before you start using a mouth shower, it will be useful to get the advice of a specialist physician. If your physician deems it appropriate, he/she will share the details of the use of the device with you. Your dentist will also be the person who will tell you which mouthwash you should use, in which cases the use of mouthwash can be beneficial and in which cases it can be harmful.
Advantages of Mouth Shower Use
- Mouthwash can be used at any age, from seven to seventy.
- It reaches areas that brush and dental floss cannot reach, allowing you to reach a full level of hygiene in the mouth and teeth.
- Prevents plaque formation on teeth.
- Helps to eliminate bleeding gums.
- Helps prevent the formation of caries.
- Eliminates bad breath.
- Can be used at home.
The mouth shower is a very useful product, especially when it comes to implant care. It is very effective in cleaning the food residues accumulated under the prostheses, fixed crowns and bridges made on implants. For this reason, it is especially recommended for people with implants and bridges in their mouths. After brushing the teeth, this device can be used to remove all the residual material between the teeth that the brush cannot remove.
In addition to the tools recommended fordental implant care such as implant brush and dental floss, dental shower is also an important tool.
