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ShowerBreeze W/ 3' Hose Oral Irrigator | 
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| Brand: Oral Breeze, LLC
List Price: $29.95
Buy New: $19.95
You Save: $10.00 (33%)
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Rating:  83 reviews
Ingredients: One ShowerBreeze oral irrigator; two tips (both are the same size), 1 red and 1 blue, tip holder and complete instructions for a "No Tool" installation. Tips are designed to give a fan spray, not a needle spray, which could damage delicate gum tissue.
Color: Chrome
Size: three foot hose
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Model: SB 3'
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | More power - No mess. | | • | "Great product, convenient and leaves any mess down the drain." | | • | No more dumb water tank to store, fill or clean. | | • | Better Warranty - Dentist-recommended fan spray tips. |
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Product Description
Get the ShowerBreezeTM! This ingenious device flushes out loosely attached plaque and food particles trapped between teeth and under the gum line, where brushing and flossing can't reach. Attach the ShowerBreezeTM to any showerhead for easy accessibility and IMMEDIATE RESULTS. The unit has a volume control from complete off to compete on and everything in between. Valve is constructed of chrome plated brass.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 83
 HARD NOT TO KEEP GOOD HABITS!!! May 4, 2007
Joe (Kokomo)
29 out of 29 found this review helpful
I usually brush my teeth in the shower, so this is a perfect complement. Makes my teeth and mouth feel clean, and the benefits to the gums will be of long-term benefit. Looking forward to my next dentist visit; curious to see how much less plaque I'm going to have and the healthier gums.
Most of all though, using this in the shower makes it really easy to WANT to clean your teeth. I'm not a teeth-cleaning nut, but this thing makes me want to use it -- I can't take a shower w/o using it.
An extra little benefit is that the unit can come in handy as a pressure washer. Good for cleaning the shower and especially in grout areas. I'd recommend getting the 6' unit if you want this capability; also, if your shower is next to the sink, the longer hose can allow you to use the unit there.
Truly Clean Teeth! July 13, 2007
Celtfire (Irvine, CA United States)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
Trying to maintain dental prophylaxis preventing disease by keeping the teeth and mouth free of food particles and plaque becomes more difficult the older we get. Bruushing and flossing doesn't quite get all of the particles so water jets seem to be a better method.
The sink top water pik versions are problematic; the self contained handheld ones don't have the jet power needed and the tiny reservoir needs to be constantly refilled; the large ones tethered to a tank are bulky and require care to not spray the pik's stream all over the bathroom.
The ShowerPik is ideal. You use it while you shower. Connected to the house water supply, the ShowerPik has all the pressure one needs to really clean teeth. The variable valve is easily installed between the water supply and the shower head letting the user (1)keep showering while diverting water to the Pik, (2)use only the Pik or, (3)turn it off to complete showering. Some experimentation with the valve is needed to find the right pressure for your needs. Warning! Make sure you turn the ShowerPik valve off when you finish the shower.
The ShowerPik is not safe for little children because of the power of the stream and amount of water released.
I highly recommend the ShowerPik for its great utility and very affordable price.
Oral Irrigator ShowerPik August 5, 2007
kevin hyland (Sausalito, Ca. USA)
19 out of 20 found this review helpful
This is a fantastic product! You should Google the link between gum disease, heart disease, and diabetes and you will find a mind blowing link. Bacteria enter your body from under your gums and travel through the rest of your system doing all variety of bad things to your internal organs. Who knew!
This product installs easily right at your shower head and serves as a really great way to blast away the plack...much more powerful than an ordinary water pick because you are dealing with water at house pressure.
It tickles a bit at first but you will get used to in in a couple of months. I was able to reduce my 5 millimeter pockets in the back of my mouth to zero in six months.
If you are really tricky and breath through your nose as you clean your gums you can sometimes smell the bacteria being flushed away...yuck.
Finally, A Good Habit I Can Easily Form May 31, 2006
Paul Matthews (Ballinafad, Ontario Canada)
20 out of 22 found this review helpful
Like many people, I find it hard to break bad habits and even harder to form good ones.
Oral irrigation in the shower with ShowerPik is so easy. I like how it feels and since I'm in the shower anyway, it's so easy to use my ShowerPik regularly.
I have been using ShowerPik for 5 months and it is just part of my life now. Recently, my dentist commented on the health of my gums. Finally, a good habit formed.
Wow! This is awesome. August 23, 2007
Jennifer F. Santucci
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Granted I've never used a water pick before, so my experience in this area is limited, but I have to say I'm quite impressed with this product. I had a dentist appointment and I was told that the area around one of my back molars was infected. They were going to give me an antibiotic for it, but I couldn't take it b/c I'm a nursing mom.
The hygenist recommended using a water pick (and rinsing with Listerine). She showed me the name brand one and how to use it, so off I went in search for one. I read the reviews and was disheartened by the fact that the name brand water pick did not have very good reviews and that the other kinds were lemons.
The Oral Breeze products got such great reviews. So I gave this product a chance and I'm glad I did. Unlike the name brand water pick, this attaches directly to your faucet. You can control the pressure and temperature. You don't have to fill a tank or refill for that matter. Since my husband also uses it, we ended up ordering the additional water picks as well and it came with a pick holder. The pick holder suctions to the wall or where you want which is great. Once you're done with the attachment, you simply remove it from the faucet and store it away. It's so compact that we store it in our medicine cabinet along with the picks.
This is a very basic, straightforward product. If you're used to bells and whistles, you might think this product is overpriced. But considering that it doesn't require a motor to power the water or a tank to fill with water and you probably won't need to replace any parts (except the picks after long time use), I'd say it's worth the money.
I'm very pleased with this product.
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