The four user groups that drive repeat purchase, and the nozzle and mode choices that serve each one.
Orthodontic Patients
People wearing braces struggle to clean around brackets, where food residue and plaque accumulate. Traditional floss is difficult to use there and can damage the gums. A water jet cleans around brackets and the hard-to-reach areas, which helps prevent plaque and gingivitis. Specify the orthodontic nozzle.
Smart Desktop Water Flosser LP-233 specifications →
Implant Crown And Denture Users
Cleaning around dental implants or false teeth is more complicated than cleaning natural teeth, especially between the prosthetic and the gum. A water flosser cleans those gaps more gently, reducing the risk of infection and inflammation.
Cordless Oral Irrigator LP-221 specifications →
Elderly Users And Limited Hand Mobility
Traditional floss needs dexterity and hand strength. A water flosser is simpler to operate and removes most of the physical challenge, which is why care settings and family buyers choose it.
Children In Orthodontic Treatment
Floss is uncomfortable and fiddly for younger children. A water flosser is gentle, effective and easy enough to operate that children will actually build the habit. LP-211 carries a dedicated child mode for users over eight years old.
Portable Oral Irrigator LP-211 specifications →
Matching The Nozzle To The Job
The LP-233 nozzle cabinet holds the full family: two standard nozzles, one periodontal pocket nozzle, one orthodontic nozzle, one plaque cleaning nozzle and one tongue cleaner. For a distributor, the nozzle list is what makes the clinical conversation possible.
