Ultrasonic Rechargeable Oral Flosser Series 600 - Navy EW-DJ66-A311
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£79.99
Enhance your oral hygiene with the Series 600 EW-DJ66 Ultrasonic Oral Irrigator, designed for effective plaque and bacteria removal. This cordless water flosser features a powerful Ultrasonic Nozzle that promotes healthier gums in just one week.*¹ With five adjustable water pressure levels and a dishwasher-safe water tank, it ensures a deep, convenient clean. Clinically proven to remove up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas, this rechargeable oral irrigator offers a superior alternative to traditional flossing methods.
Healthier Gums in Just 1 Week*1
Up to 2x more effective for gum health with daily use compared to string floss*2
*1 Gum bleeding and Gingival index measured at 1 week after daily use of manual toothbrush and the Panasonic Ultrasonic Irrigator at level 4-5 compared to baseline, SGS proderm, Germany 2023.
*2 Gingival index measured at 4 weeks after daily use of manual toothbrush and the Panasonic Ultrasonic Irrigator at level 4-5 compared to daily use of manual toothbrush and string floss, SGS proderm, Germany 2023.
Boost Cleaning Performance with Ultrasonic Technology
An upgrade from your standard water flosser, the EWDJ66 comes with Ultrasonic technology to boost cleaning performance and leave teeth feeling fresh and healthy. Its patented nozzle and special water pump combine to generate water vapor bubbles. These burst effectively onto teeth and gums, generating a shock wave that amplifies the cleaning power.
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Cleans Teeth Surfaces
A powerful water jet utilizing Ultrasonic technology enables removal of food debris stuck to the surface of the teeth.
* Use after brushing teeth is recommended.
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Designed to Tackle between Teeth
Easily get between teeth to remove food debris with the powerful Ultrasonic water jet.
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Protect with Periodontal Pocket Cleaning
The Ultrasonic water jet removes the bacteria in periodontal pockets that cause periodontal disease.
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