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Reddit mentions of Watts - 2 Large Syringe Oral Irrigators with Tapered Deep Reach Tips for Crowns, Bridges, Oral Pockets and More - 12ml
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We found 13 Reddit mentions of Watts - 2 Large Syringe Oral Irrigators with Tapered Deep Reach Tips for Crowns, Bridges, Oral Pockets and More - 12ml. Here are the top ones.
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Genuine Watts Product from Authorized Distributor. Brand New & Sealed - Dont settle for less...Use with water to irrigate hard to reach places. Perfect for traveling and quick water flossing.The Perfect Size 12ml, angle and reach for any part of the mouth. Use with warm salt water for a soothing rinse.Buy Genuine Product for 100% Guarantee. Syringes are perfect to cleanse under bridges, crowns and pockets.Also great for braces. Gets places your floss and brush can't reach. Use with warm salt water for a soothing rinse.
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| Size | 2 Irrigators |
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Mine just came in the mail and I used them tonight. They are fucking brilliant. As someone who has a sensitive gag reflex and found difficulty using qtips, I was able to easily shoot out all of the tonsil stones even the one that was deep that I couldn't see very well.
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Yep. I have them on the way right now for this very reason.
I found a solution to the problem. Buy a narrow tip angled syringe like these: http://www.amazon.com/Watts-Syringe-Irrigators-Tapered-Bridges/dp/B002OXEURA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1348098657&sr=8-1&keywords=syringe+angle
Fill a cup full of warm water with salt added to it. Fill the syringe with the water and gently irrigate your tonsils. Repeat as needed. The first couple times you might have to push out the stuff with a q-tip, then irrigate after. Eventually you can just irrigate and they should go away. After doing this and tongue scrapping, you will very rarely get bad breath at all. Even bad morning breath is reduce to almost nothing.
Oral Irrigators
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Link: https://www.amazon.com/Watts-Syringe-Irrigators-Tapered-Bridges/dp/B002OXEURA
+1 to this. Those little syringes are amazing and get rid of stones quickly. You can get them cheap from Amazon, too. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002OXEURA/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1377395410&sr=8-3&pi=SL75
I can't speak from the position of a dentist because we haven't discussed accepted methods for removing them, but I can speak from personal experience. I get tonsilloliths and I have been removing them by irrigating the caverns in my tonsils with salt water. I have a ~$5 oral irrigating syringe that I fill with homemade salt water and it has worked well for me!
Actually do not get those little plastic bottles I linked before =/. I ordered them and got them the other day with the idea to share samples of Floid Black (my fav aftershave) and Floid Blue. I just tried filling some up (using an oral irrigator which made a nice syringe) but with the caps screwed on they were not leak-proof. A few leaked just being held upside-down, others leaked if shaken. I just don't think they'd last being shipped through the mail.
Well I was going to go ahead and order a bottle of American Blend aftershave but it looks like you're sold out! I was planning on ordering some aftershave splash from TheShaveDen. I had some of their TSD Signature Scent (bay rum + bergamot) which I really liked but sold it off in a shave den clearance. Please drop me a PM when you get more of the American Blend listed on your Etsy store, thanks!
I used popsicle sticks first, rough, would not recommend. Then an oral irrigator, but I moved and couldn't fit it on the new faucet. Then an electric jet, but it's really expensive and mine broke. Now I use these syringes, and they work as well as (maybe better than) the electric jet.
You can use them one-handed and hold a flashlight in your off-hand! Fill the syringe with water (optionally add mouth rinse) then hold the syringe with your thumb and pinky on the top of the barrel and your index finger on the end of the plunger. I may have monster hands, so you may not want to fill the syringe completely (so the plunger won't stick out as far).
Tl;dr? Buy these.
It works well for me, and I'd recommend buying something like these guys if you have tonsil stones. It takes a bit of practice to use them without hurting yourself (it's very easy to gag on the water if you're not tilting your head forward, you can stab yourself very easily, etc), but if you're able to very gently ease the syringe tip into the difference crevices of the tonsil, it's incredibly easy to flush out your tonsils and get all the little bits of tonsil stones hiding away in there. And that way, you don't have to wait for them to get big enough to fall out on their own.
If you haven't already, buy some cheap Oral Irrigators. They will save you time and frustration and they can flush out some truly terrible tonsil stones. I couldn't live without mine. Suddenly they wont ruin your day.
-Signed, a dude with bad tonsil stones.
They're the same as the ones used to flush out your mouth after a wisdom tooth removal- we used something like these
For this and other reasons, you should keep an oral irrigator in your bathroom