Clinical Research
Search through our selection of research papers on why you should use a water flosser as part of your dental routine and why Waterpik™ should be your first choice.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brush for Improving Gingival Health
Study demonstrated the Waterpik™ Water Flosser significantly improved gingival health compared with interdental brushes, reducing bleeding indices without increasing abrasion in a four-week randomised controlled clinical trial.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brush for Improving Gingival Health
Study demonstrated the Waterpik™ Water Flosser significantly improved gingival health compared with interdental brushes, reducing bleeding indices without increasing abrasion in a four-week randomised controlled clinical trial.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brushes for Improving Gingival Health
Study showed the Waterpik™ Water Flosser significantly improved gingival health, reducing whole-mouth and approximal bleeding by over 50% compared with interdental brushes in a two-week randomised pilot study.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brushes for Improving Gingival Health
Study showed the Waterpik™ Water Flosser significantly improved gingival health, reducing whole-mouth and approximal bleeding by over 50% compared with interdental brushes in a two-week randomised pilot study.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brushes for Removing Plaque
Study found the Waterpik™ Water Flosser removed significantly more plaque than interdental brushes across all mouth regions, demonstrating superior whole-mouth cleaning effectiveness in a single-use study.
Waterpik™ Water Flosser: Significantly More Effective than Interdental Brushes for Removing Plaque
Study found the Waterpik™ Water Flosser removed significantly more plaque than interdental brushes across all mouth regions, demonstrating superior whole-mouth cleaning effectiveness in a single-use study.