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Question: Do You Have A Travel Sized HydroFloss   Answer:  No, and there is unlikely to ever be one.  The HydroFloss is more effective than other irrigators because of the magnetic technology it utilizes. This tech is too large to place into a small, travel sized unit.    It would lose its effectiveness immediately as the size of the magnet would be too small to do what the full size HydroFloss does.  If you are like most of us, you don't want to be without your HydroFloss.  What you can do is use the original box your HydroFloss came in...

Question:  Does The Hydro Floss Ionize Water? Answer:  No, the Hydro Floss does not ionize water molecules.  However, it does place a charge on minerals in the water.  This is why you always want to use tap or spring water in your HydroFloss.  Never use distilled water because it is devoid of minerals.   If you are using RO (reverse osmosis) water, check with your RO device maker, but my understanding is that it removes most if not all of the minerals. This makes RO water a poor choice for your HydroFloss You can get your new HydroFloss here:  https://toothygrins.net/products/hydro-floss-oral-irrigator-new-generation    

The guide, How To Stop Gum Disease in 4 Easy Steps is now available to you for no cost.    In order to obtain your copy, please visit the following address:  HowToStopGumDisease.com

A periodontist is a dentist with specialized training in gum health and gum disease. They have additional training and specialized skill sets for saving teeth and restoring lost gum tissue when compared to a general dentist. They most often have the additional moniker after their names:  P.A .   For example, Dr. Whitaker, DDS, PA. If you have a problem with your gums, you’ll want to be under the care of a professional and the most qualified is likely to be a periodontist. If you have any loose adult teeth, this is the kind of specialist you want. By the way,...