Classic Jet Tips
Everyday between-teeth flushing, with spares for the whole family.
A portable oral irrigator, better known as a water flosser, pulses a focused stream of water between teeth and along the gumline, flushing out the plaque and food debris that brushing and string floss leave behind. The NoviaGlow Portable Oral Irrigator arrives with seven specialist nozzles, adjustable pressure settings and a compact cordless body, so this travel water flosser works as hard in a hotel sink as it does at home. Ships fast across the USA.
Everyday between-teeth flushing, with spares for the whole family.
A tapered brush jet made for navigating brackets and wires.
A soft tip that rinses gently along the gumline and deeper pockets.
A low-pressure tip that rinses tongue coating for fresher breath.
A travel-friendly tank sized for a full-mouth session.
String floss shreds on tight contacts and barely reaches around braces or bridges. A cordless water flosser solves all three in about a minute a day, and with seven nozzles, one kit serves the whole household. Keep dental floss picks in your bag for meals out, and finish with our stainless steel tongue scraper for breath that stays fresh.
Water reaches around brackets where string floss gives up.
Clears the crevice between tooth and gum where buildup starts.
Color-coded tips keep everyone's nozzle personal.
That smooth, just-polished feeling, every single night. Order your NoviaGlow Portable Oral Irrigator today, fast shipping anywhere in the USA. Pair it with our Sonic Wave Electric Toothbrush and travel floss picks for the complete routine.
Fill the reservoir with lukewarm water, choose a nozzle, and start on the lowest pressure setting. Lean over the sink, place the tip in your mouth and close your lips slightly to avoid splashing. Aim at the gumline at roughly a 90-degree angle and trace tooth to tooth, pausing briefly between each, then empty the tank when finished.
Clinical research shows water flossing reduces plaque and gum bleeding comparably to string floss, and many people find it far easier to stick with. For the deepest clean, dentists often suggest using both: a water flosser for the gumline and pockets, string floss or picks for tight contacts.
Once daily is the standard recommendation, ideally in the evening so the day's food debris doesn't sit overnight. Many people also use it after meals when something gets trapped, it's gentler on gums than picking with a toothpick.
Absolutely, that is one of its biggest advantages. The orthodontic nozzle is designed to flush around brackets and wires, and the gentle periodontal tip suits crowns, bridges and implants. Water reaches places string floss struggles to thread.
Empty the reservoir after each use and run a little clean water through the tip, then let everything air-dry. Wash nozzles weekly in warm soapy water. Before travel, make sure the tank is fully dry, and store tips in a clean pouch or case.
Yes, begin on the lowest pressure setting and increase gradually as your gums adapt over the first week or two. Mild initial sensitivity or bleeding usually settles with consistent gentle use; if it persists, talk to your dentist.