Waterpik WP-100 Troubleshooting Guide download pdf (Page 12)

Using Mouthwash and

Other Solutions

Your Waterpik

Water Flosser can be used to deliver

mouthwash and antibacterial solutions. Ask your

dental professional to recommend the appropriate

solution for you. Note: use of some antibacterial

solutions could shorten the life of your Waterpik

Water Flosser.

After using any special solution in the reservoir, take

a moment after every use to rinse the unit. Partially ﬁll

the reservoir with warm tap water. Aim the jet tip into

your sink. Turn on the unit and let it run until empty.

This will help keep the tip from clogging and help

your unit to last longer.

Clean the product when necessary by using a soft

cloth and mild non-abrasive cleanser.

Toothbrush Tip

Place the toothbrush tip in mouth with the brush

head on the tooth at the gum line. The toothbrush

tip can be used with or without toothpaste. Turn

the Water Flosser on so water ﬂows through the

tip. Using a light pressure (bristles should not

bend) massage the brush back and forth with very

short strokes – much like you would with a manual

toothbrush. Repeat on adjacent teeth. Water will

ﬂow through the brush, to help simultaneously

clean and rinse the tooth surface.

Plaque Seeker

Tip

Direct the jet stream at a 90-degree angle to your

gumline. Close lips slightly to avoid splashing but

allow water to ﬂow freely from mouth into sink. Start

in the molar (back teeth) area working toward the

front teeth. Place the tip close to the teeth so that

the bristles are gently touching the teeth.

Gently glide tip along gumline, pausing brieﬂy

between teeth to gently brush and allow the water

to ﬂow between the teeth. Continue until all areas

around and between the teeth both inside and

outside, top and bottom have been cleaned.

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Waterpik WP-100 Troubleshooting Guide Page 12