Will the use of a dental irrigator be harmful to the teeth?

Definitely, because each of us has different dental conditions, if the selected oral irrigator is of poor quality and too powerful, it is very easy to hurt the teeth and gums, and many people have frequent bleeding and toothache during the rinsing process, I myself am an example, the dentist asked me to pay attention to the selection and try to choose some products that do not hurt the teeth.

No, the oral irrigator is an effective way to clean your teeth, but there is no big difference between changing the soup and the dressing, and brushing your teeth.

The gums have a special tissue structure. The edge of the gum is not tightly attached to the tooth surface, but there is a shallow groove called the gingival sulcus that is millimeter deep. In the normal elbow, the gums are close to the tooth surface and are not open.

The gingival sulcus is prone to the accumulation of food debris and plaque, which is a good area for the growth and reproduction of anaerobic bacteria, but because it is in a closed state, it is not easy to clean, which often leads to periodontal inflammation. In addition, it is difficult to clean the area below the tooth adjacency point, and brushing alone cannot completely remove foreign bodies, which can easily lead to periodontal disease. Some people think that if you brush your teeth carefully every day, you don't have to clean your teeth, but this is not right.

Because the tooth will have new plaque formation within half an hour after a thorough brushing, it can reach its maximum amount within 30 days, and over time it will become dental calculus, which can cause gingivitis, periodontitis, bleeding, bad breath, and eventually cause teeth to loosen and even fall out. Therefore, adults who have not had their teeth cleaned,

The main hazards of oral irrigators are that they may cause gum recession and can damage the body's saliva. Long-term use of oral irrigator is likely to lead to the atrophy of the oral gums of the human body due to the power of the oral irrigator is not well grasped or too large, and the gingival recession cannot be reversed, so it is necessary to pay attention to the method and strength of the oral irrigator to avoid the occurrence of gum recession. In addition, the oral irrigator may also damage the saliva of the human body, and the impact of the oral irrigator will lead to a large amount of saliva loss and damage to the saliva when cleaning the oral cavity, but this situation generally only occurs when the oral irrigator is overused, as long as the frequency of use is controlled, the occurrence of harm can be avoided as much as possible.

In the process of using the oral irrigator, pay attention to the mastery of strength, and pay attention to prevent the occurrence of gum recession. Oral irrigator is different from toothbrushing, brushing can clean plaque, calculus, etc., while oral irrigator is only an auxiliary cleaning link, which should be assisted with toothbrushing to keep the mouth clean and hygienic.