irrigator
- noun
- /ˈɪrɪɡeɪtər/
- The ToiletTree Cordless Rechargeable Oral Irrigator is lightweight.
Examples
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Using the irrigator daily helps to reach places that using a toothbrush can't reach.
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The Oral Irrigator is especially great for people with braces and bridges.
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Using an irrigator is easier and less abrasive than string floss.
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The irrigator helps to reduce the risk of bacteria buildup in crevices and below the gum line.
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The ToiletTree Cordless Rechargeable Oral Irrigator is a great holiday gift for just about anyone on your list.
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The ToiletTree Cordless Rechargeable Oral Irrigator comes with three rotating interchangeable nozzles, which is great for multiple users.
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The oral irrigator effectively removes food particles stuck between my teeth.
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After I used the irrigator, my gums felt cleaner and healthier.
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Dentists often recommend an irrigator for better oral hygiene alongside regular brushing.
Synonyms
A small plastic tool with floss for cleaning between teeth
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Etymology
Irrigator comes from the Latin irrigare, made from in- 'into' and rigare 'to water', so it means 'to water into'. A helpful image is a small jet of water 'watering' the spaces between your teeth, which is why a dental irrigator uses a stream to clean along the gumline.