Had one today from Chester store.. Thanks fluffy25

Many apologies kapoche, the advice (well I say advice losely as I hope that people seeking medical advice from HUKD double check 1st). It was just something I read in my nursing times that was written by a clinician from the Gdc but your quite right that I should not be offering advice that may not be evidence based practice. Thanks for your correct advice x

You have to floss and "Tepe" as well still

I use (since August 2014) http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009GUDVW4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage bit more expensive but I think it holds more water

Standard manufacturer warranty of 2 year

if you compare ratio of 5 star to 1 star reviews mine wins hands down http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-Sonicare-HX8211-02-Rechargeable/dp/B00DBCHBUG/ref=sr_1_1?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1456044902&sr=1-1&keywords=Airfloss+System


but voting hot to encourage (esp youngster) to look after their teeth

Also 'Brush DJ" app is very good

Was about to buy because I hate floss, but a couple of clinical trials suggest it doesn't remove much plaque. Good for blasting bits of food away maybe, but not a substitute for floss.

these are good until they break. cold

Please do not Give incorrect advice if you dont have the full facts .
The airfloss is not a substitute for flossing / using te or brushes , it's an additional aid .
The Gdc do not give dental advice for the public they are a regulatory body.

out of stock :disappointed:

​my dentist says i should!

pmsl

She gives me a special clean

i just picked this up and tried it out. and im not sure i like it.

at first it was good made my gums bleed but thats normal. but they dont feel any cleaner. Not the same as going to the Hygienist

i still use mine i got from amazon around 9 months ago? it is much easier than flossing and cannot recommend highly enough. dentist says did make an improvement. wants me to use normal stuff too but this is so much easier to do which is the main thing to keep the discipline twice a day

Do the instructions for that basically admit it doesn't do what it claims, too?

Yes probably, as there latest Advanced Molecular Imaging Scanner was a flop and hit the Shareholders hard

It's designed to create dividends for their shareholders.

Philips say - it is an excellent alternative for daily interproximal cleaning

Apparently "It should be noted that the Air Flosser instructions specify that it is “not a replacement for flossing”"

Unfortunately we don't have a door on the bathroom any more as it blew off during the recent high winds :smirk:

Sick. Save yourself £35 and close your bathroom door.

Was a bit disapointed with mine, much prefer my waterpik.

These are supposed to be used in conjunction with floss, not in instead of.

love mine

Good stuff, everyone's a winner then

Seem to come with 2 year guarantee anyway. Atleast the one I got from Tescos had two years on the warranty card inside the box.

ordered, thanks

I ordered from Amazon warehouse for about £31 a few hours ago. not sure whether to cancel and get this unopened one instead

It says fireworks ,on almost all my flubit orders they have come from the original supplier via fireworks(often with a invoice for the full price)

Just got a instant flubit price of £33.95

wonder whether to cancel my Tesco direct order and get from JL ??

John Lewis do free returns just incase it does fail, also the GDC seems to prefer the air/water floss to dental floss especially if teeth close together as the force of trying to get the floss tape into the teeth quite often causes the gums to bleed as the patient ends up cutting into the gum line causing the blood vessels to open up and be open to added infection. My frenchie is most upset to have lost his source of flossing fun and he will now have to revert to staring at the babies nappy bin in the hope it will spontaneously open and spew out all the goodies inside lol

Yep, appreciate there is. But there is also the hassle of returning the thing/getting a replacement if it fails - and they have a fairly high failure rate.

In use, I'd reckon them to be about 70% as effective as normal flossing - particularly if your teeth are very close together (some of mine are so close that even floss gets shredded in the process).

That said, definitely worth trying if you have frenchie with a floss fixation in the house (as per fluffy25 above) or simply cannot get on with flossing.

Dead link

Postage costs ?? Can't believe don't do free over 50 etc poor

Cheers, I did test the link (click 'get' button) b4 posting and it took me straight to the product so don't know what when wrong for your good self. Glad you managed to get one and as you say the 2YG is a good bonus

Sadly cannot recommend as mine lasted just 3 months. I went back to normal flossing afterwards.