ShowerBreeze™ Oral Irrigator w/ 6ft hose

Amazing!, January 8, 2012, By Icarus

I purchased this product after a particularly bloody and painful dental cleaning. I stick to a dedicated oral routine, so I was stunned. The hygienist said that it could just be heredity and that I may have a genetic propensity for anaerobic bacteria building up under my gums. She recommended a Waterpik, but given our small bathroom, giving up valuable counter space wasn't really an option; I also didn't want to constantly be cleaning up the mirror and counter of splashed water. The shower breeze is simply amazing and powerful. My teeth and gums feel so good and clean, I can't wait to update this review after my next check-up. Then I tried it on the grout as many other reviewers have mentioned. I couldn't believe my eyes when all the black gunk just got blasted away. This is a powerful stream as there was some broken grout and it just blasted that out as well! I reached over to the undermounted sink and turned the stream on that gap between the sink and the counter, and I was flabbergasted at all the nasty dirt it flushed out! If it can do all this, imagine the power it has on plaque on your teeth!

Two years and going strong ... great items, January 10, 2012, By JetsFanMT

Two years ago I bought this item, after getting braces put on. The braces are off, but this baby is still around and going strong. My shower heads don't last as long as this did. Just showed a co-worker this online and gave it my recommendations, since her son has braces. Decided to write a review and let everyone know, this is a great product. My gums are healthy, teeth clean and my dentist is impressed. She asked what I have been using and I told her about this product.

The more you use it, the more pressure your gums can take and the healthier your mouth will be. Best of all no water mess, I just use it every morning when I'm rinsing off the suds.

Hose constantly comes off, January 17, 2012, By Aaron Groom

I believe the product is great when it's working correctly. I haven't really noticed any issues as other have had with reduced shower pressure. Obviously it will reduce when using the pik but otherwise no issues.

Unfortunately my problem is the hose keeps coming off the the pik. It's not held on very strongly, just pushed over a feathered coupling. With the water pressure low it will stay on, but that seems to do nothing for my teeth. When it's high enough to effectively work, it keeps blowing the hose off.

I've spent the last 30 min relentlessly trying to find a way to contact the seller and have them possibly offer a fix for this, but there's literally no links on both my order history or sellers page I can find to contact them, so no luck there. I would easily rate this 5 starts if I was able to contact the seller and they were able to offer me a fix.

[EDIT/UPDATE] Shortly after my writing my review and also contacting the company about the hose issue mentioned above, I received an email reply saying they're shipping me a new product. I actually didn't request a replacement thinking I'd have the same issue, but they sent one none-the-less. A few days later I then received a call from the owner himself wanting to know how the replacement was working out. I was thoroughly impressed with this and we had a great conversation.

After reading my review and support call he knew exactly what the issue was and said that it was corrected with the new product shipped to me. I told him that I'd found an inexpensive fix already though by using a small 5/32" hose clamp which seemed to fix the problem. I told him that I was satisfied with the fix and would actually send him back the unopened replacement. To my surprise, he wouldn't have it; He said no customer of his was going to use his product with a workaround hose clamp fix! But he also wanted me to test the new product to see that the error was corrected, which I agreed with him.

I've had the new unit installed for several days now and to my surprise it seems to be working just fine. So as promised in my initial review, they get 5 stars. :) Great product and exceptional customer support. I was thoroughly impressed! Thanks Tom!

Great device, March 27, 2012, by Shepard G. Montgomery

I researched this device after experiencing pretty intense pain in my back teeth. I could only eat soft foods, with considerable discomfort. I went ahead and ordered, then had an appointment with my local dental school (dentists in my area have priced themselves out of the market). Sure enough, the student and his prof confirmed that I had extensive infection, and that two back teeth will have to be removed and implants put in.

I received the Shower Breeze a few days later, and after using only two days, experienced complete cessation of pain in the teeth and surrounding gum tissue. I am hoping that when I return for a follow up appointment, there will be enough of an improvement that I won't have to have the extractions and I can get by with root canals/new crowns. I highly recommend this product, you won't regret purchasing it!

Simple, Effective Irrigator, March 13, 2012, by L. Nguyen

Recommended by my dentist, I looked around and found this and so far not disappointed. I had it installed in our main floor tub and found it had way too much pressure (65 PSI at the main regulator) that I usually cut the flow in half. Yes, it does clean well as many stated.

I also agree with some that they should ship with a washer. My shower head comes with one, why this one doesn't? I ended up making one from 45 mil pond liner, doubled up and it worked fine. If you are (as I was) selecting between the 3' and 6', pick the 6'

I use it every Day, March 12, 2012, By Kathy Katgirl

Great product! I clean homes for a living and happen to see many water pics sitting on people's counters. They are ALWAYS gross and moldy! Yuck!! This product, Shower Breeze, is VERY easy to keep clean. It provides a wonderful adjustable spray that is warm, and the mess of using it stays right in the shower. It works GREAT!! I love it, and so does my husband. It comes with two heads, one red, one blue. We keep them in a wire rack in the shower. It's simple, but it works!

Gum Pressure Washer, January 27, 2012, by Michael Maryland

I was recommended this product by a dentist on my last dental checkup and decided to give it a try. This is a quality piece of equipment and installs quickly and easily with no tools needed (as long as your current shower head is not all but cemented in place). It even came with a nifty, an unexpected toothpaste tube squeezer. At first, this product feels awkward to use and it REALLY TICKLES the gums, as you are essentially sticking a pressure washer nozzle in your mouth, but as you learn to angle the head better it becomes more and more clear how you should be using it. This product is perfect for the morning shower to get all the gunk and film off your teeth that has accumulated throughout the night.

Brilliant Idea, January 27, 2012, by Outbackred

We have had to return 8 water pics because they were faulty, but now we have found the Oral Breeze that attaches to the shower head and I do not expect to ever have to buy another one. Brilliant idea!

Best product, January 27, 2012, by alexander j

This is by far the best product I could have ever purchased The company sent instructions via e-mail, also in the box. They were not necessary took less than 5 minutes to install. Now the pressure everyone seems to complain about is so easy to adjust, turned it on a little at a time let the spray hit the shower wall an you can see how hard or soft its coming out very easy.

In 3 weeks the pockets in 2 of my teeth have filled in as my gums are so healthy, my mouth has never felt cleaner. So much better than any water pick. Also this product is Quality metal not plastic I can't see it ever breaking, ( sorry guys won't help your sales ) although you should be very proud of your made in America product.

Great product and outstanding customer service!, January 30, 2012, by Marta Toran

My husband and I both got braces and bought the Oral Breeze irrigator because we didn't want to spend the money on one of the other expensive "oral water picks". Having to refill them and the amount of space to take up on the bathroom counter also seemed really inconvenient. We have been really pleased with the Oral Breeze Irrigator. The pressure the water comes out with is more than enough to get a great clean between teeth and around the brackets, and you can regulate it with the shower dials. We love having it in the shower because it is out of the way and doesn't make a around the sinks.

After eight months of using this product, the hose broke off, not sure why. I contacted customer service and had a reply within minutes! They were extremely friendly and sent me a brand new unit right away, free of charge no questions asked.

This is an awesome product for anyone with or without braces, at an excellent value. You wont regret it and your teeth feel so clean afterwards.

This is definately what to buy, February 25, 2012, by Mikey

I was worried that there wouldn't be enough pressure but I was wrong. My house has terrible water pressure as it is but the nosal being so small theres tons of pressure, even too much really. I can't have it on full pressure as it will hurt my gums. So be careful with that. Adjust it slowly to find the right pressure. The quality is great too, well made. Price to me is a bit high but nothing out there thats better and the mess it would make out of the shower, this is well worth it. I mean water just blasts all over the place. I couldn't imagine using waterpik's outside of the shower. BUY THIS!

One great product, February 26, 2012, by MD Reader

I am really impressed with this product. It has all the water stream delivery anyone could want if they have an adequate well pump. If you have sufficient well pressure, you may even need to dial down the pressure using the adjustment bar that comes with the unit. We cut the pressure in half using the supplied pressure bar and it works like a charm. I wouldn't trade it for the battery operated counter-top products at all. In fact I've been pitching it to my dentist!

A good investment, February 26, 2012, by Whitney

This device was easy to install and is very easy to use. You can adjust the pressure also. Just an extra step in the shower to a clean mouth. It massages your gums in a sense and is very helpful especially if you have gingivitis or aren't too great at flossing. Of course it should not be substituted for floss but this is a very helpful tool in helping to keep up with oral hygiene. The fact that it is in your shower is very convenient, not getting out and putting up a device, so no excuse not to use it!

I use it every Day, March 10, 2012, by Westy

Installs easily, everything in the box including the Teflon tape and a usable little gift, tooth paste squeegee, good job. -1 star because 5 dollars extra for 3 extra feet of this cheap hose is too much. I figured it would be some sort of super hose when I ordered it but nope, it's just PVC...

Skip flossing with braces!, November 18, 2011, By Bake Woman "chukkagirl"

We got this after finding out how hard it would be for my son to floss with braces. The orthodontist has had nothing but good things to say for at least half a year -- I'm about to buy one for our other shower!

Good idea, November 23, 2011, By Diana Young

If you concern that you don't want your dental irrigator splash lots of water on your vanity top and sink. I strongly recommend ShowerBreeze for the substitute. I have no headache to wipe the water anymore. The water flow is proper. It has 3 switch: 1.Shower only. 2.Water Pik only. 3. Shower and water pik both. Very user friendly product!!!

Great Product, November 28, 2011, By Mauisuzi

I love this product. It is everything it promised to be. The 6' hose works great, gives me plenty of flexibility. There is all the pressure I need making the jet as strong as any waterpik I used in the past. The on-off lever allows me to adjust the pressure. It keeps the mess in my shower although I also use it when I'm not showering. I aim my shower head at the far wall and lean over into the tub and start with the jet in my mouth to avoid getting myself soaked.

The only drawback is that I can't travel with it. I recommend this to everyone who uses a dental irrigator. There was a slightly plastic taste to the water initially, no doubt coming from the plastic tubing, but after a month, it is gone. I installed it in less than 5 minutes including opening the box. Very easy and I have a shower filter too that keeps the chlorine out. It's all quite jazzy.

LOVE IT!!!! VERY CLEVER..., December 8, 2011, By Debbie

ShowerBreeze w/ 6' Hose Water Jet Dental Irrigator This was a pretty neat idea - unlike the counter top version "water pik" it is in the shower, no worries about spots on the mirror and counter or clothes, its all in the shower - we are completely satisfied - great results..."

Takes practice, but it's a very good product, December 11, 2011, By CozyChairReader

Easy to install (if you are my husband, ha ha). We have plenty of water pressure to shower. Yes, our water pressure was decreased, but there's plenty left even though we have a water-saver shower head.

The first time I used this Water Jet I was squirting water all over, getting water down my throat, kind of struggling. But the trick is to note what position the little knob is in when you turn the water on/off for the water jet so you can find the right pressure; not all the way up high like I had it! It's off at the 12:00 position for me, and I like it around 9:00 to get the pressure I want. My hubby likes to bend forward when he uses it so the water runs out of his mouth. I face the shower wall and when I take the jet out of my mouth I squirt the wall. You have to practice and learn how to get the results you want, but frankly, it was harder for me to learn my Water Pik.

It's hard to keep the hose on the contraption that holds the tip, which is my only real complain as I think they could fix this issue. My husband thinks he can use a wire tie or epoxy to keep it on. Right now I am holding it on with my fingers; a minor inconvenience for the 1-2 min. it takes me to do my teeth.

I am giving it 5 stars anyway because it's the best device of its kind. I was never using my sink top Water Pik because it hogged up too much counter space and made a mess. The water jet gets used every single time I shower. My last dental check was great (I have crowns). It's a great price.

Great Product & Excellent Customer Service!, December 19, 2011, By Paul D

I am so glad that I discovered this product on Amazon. It is much better than a counter top water pic because:
1) it works just as well
2) no need to bend over the bathroom sink while using it to avoid making a mess
3) it is relatively inexpensive
4) it is less likely to break because of the simple design
5) I use it a lot more often because doing so is quick and easy and
6) the company that sells it provides exceptionally good customer service.

This is such a good deal that I'd still be completely satisfied even if it had cost me twice as much. If you're not sure if you want this or a counter top water pic, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with how much better the ShowerBreeze is than a more expensive Water Pic. I got the model with the 6 foot hose. That extra length allows me to use it to clean the shower and it's just nice that I'm never too far away from the shower head while using it.

Good for gums and paint too!, December 21, 2011, By Patrick J. Greene

Great product, use it daily. I found after using some latex water based paint the other day this has another use - power washing the paint pad, roller and tray! Make sure to get the long hose!

Less trips to the dentist, December 21, 2011, By Espi

My boyfriend has been using this and I have started to not go a day without it. After years of not going to the dentist, the dentist credited using this everyday prevented gingivitis.

Owned this for 4 years and am still happy... December 28, 2011, By Long Island MOM

OK, this is a weird little gadget. I was never good at flossing my teeth...it's a nails on the chalkboard kind of thing. This has really saved my teeth and reversed some of the pockets that were forming. Also, not always being good at keeping up with the cleanings, the hygienist told me she was "surprised" at how little plaque I had. I use it every day when I take a shower. It takes a little getting used to in the beginning, especially if your gums are in bad shape. stick with it. Like it so much better than a counter top version. Those things can be very messy. It is a simple contraption and is still working fine after 4 years of constant use.

December 11, 2010, Fleabyte

My dentist measures insurance liability in millimeter gaps between gums and teeth. I was diagnosed with borderline Periodontal disease (gum disease), as my gaps were 4's and 5's. Although I brushed twice a day, I seldom flossed because frankly my teeth are too tight, it takes too long, it's messy, and it made my gums bleed. Six months using the shower breeze 4 to 7 times per week reduced those gaps to 2's and 3's - and keeps them there.

The shower breeze installs in minutes if you are savvy enough to unscrew your shower head. Basically, it installs in-line between your shower pipe and your shower head, reducing the height of your head about two inches. While you're in there, I'd recommend wire brushing the old threads and wrapping 4 or 5 wraps of plumbers tape around both the old threads of your original pipe and the threads of the shower breeze connector. Pro tip #1: since you screw things on clockwise, make sure you wrap the tape clockwise.

Pro tip #2: If your gums bleed while flossing it actually just means that they are in bad shape. They shouldn't hurt or bleed if they are healthy. Using the shower breeze for the first month may hurt and tingle at first. This is normal. You need to go through this in order for your gums to heal up and become stable. ALWAYS hold the shower breeze 90-degrees to your gums, and only blast water right at the triangle tip of your gum between each tooth. Hold there for a couple of seconds. Breezing your whole mouth should take about a minute.

Pro tip #3: Just nudge the valve open at first to control pressure. The full open valve setting will be too powerful for those with sensitive (unhealthy) gums.

Pros

• Easy to remember if you brush your teeth in the shower.
• Pays for itself in 2 months. Gum disease debridement procedures carry $50-$60 copays every 4 months even with insurance.
• Easy to install. Plumbers tape and a wire brush certainly help.
• Replaces flossing forever. No more late nights struggling with stupid floss.
• Doubles as a high powered shower cleaner. Bye-bye hair.
• Fast. Breezing your whole mouth takes about a minute.
• Warm water is much easier on the mouth than cold water.
• No need to fill, clean, or service like a counter-top water pik. Much stronger too.

Cons

• Kind of tricky to adjust valve pressure if you're not using the full throttle setting.
• 3-foot cord is too short to use as a shower cleaner. Get the 6-foot one for $5 more.
• Hurts and tingles for a month, but remember this is normal for unhealthy gums.
• Can cause leaks if not properly installed. Old shower head may be difficult to get off.

Bottom line? This is one of the BEST investments you can make for your health for a marginal cost ($30). I would simultaneously recommend the Phillips Sonicare Essence electric toothbrush ($40). For $70, you can literally transform your mouth. For those of you in bad shape, this is a cheap and easy way to start taking back your health and feeling better about yourself.

January 7, 2010, Critic Critter

This is really it. Forget about electrical water piks that clutter your vanity top and run short of water in no time. The oral breeze is such a simple idea and yet so great! It installs in no time (5 min) and is ready to go. You can use it anytime and for as long as you want. The only downside is that depending on your water pressure it may actually yield pressures that are too high and you have to be careful not to hurt your gums. As other reviewers attest, you can easily become addicted to it. For me, it is a must now every time I get a shower.

February 22, 2010, Turiya "O"

I have both and use both, love both. The advantages of the ShowerBreeze over the WaterPik - you can use more water pressure with the ShowerBreeze, and pressure is fully adjustable. I cannot use my WaterPik in my shower (outlet not close enough) and thus occassionaly make a mess with the WaterPik with water going everywhere. With the ShowerBreeze I dont have to worry about that. I find that my teeth seem cleaner after the showerbreeze vs the waterpik due to the water pressure I use, the thing about the WaterPik that I really like is the pulsing action of the water, I find that to be very effective. If the showerbreeze could create an add-on to allow the pulsing water action that would be wonderful.

The Showerbreeze was VERY ticklish for me at first, so much so that after the first 2 trys I didnt use it for a couple weeks, I didnt think my gums would ever adjust. But after another try I got the hang of it. The trick is to have the pik in your mouth as you slowly raise the pressure, that seems to prevent the tickle. Now it doesnt tickle at all and I love how clean my teeth and gums are when I am done using it.

May 12, 2011, Maria Smiles

There are lots of great reviews here, and my 5-stars points to me loving this item, as well, so I will try to point out some different things than other reviews:
1. The unit I received has a tightly coiled hose, not a straight one as seen in the current photo. (maybe the straight is from their 3' model?) I think the coiled is more convenient, as it "stores" easily.
2. When using mine, I can only turn the diverter maybe halfway, before the pressure is too strong for my gums. This allows the water to continue to flow from my showerhead. If you like this, great (you can still have warm water on your body, while you "breeze"); If you don't like this, here is a solution: use a a low-flow showerhead (1.5 or 2 gpm - they may be harder to find, but are worth it) and make sure the showerhead has a "pause" option. Both of mine do and I just use that when I want the water to stop (or slow significantly, when shaving, etc.)
3. The ShowerBreeze is also great for cleaning "nooks and crannies" in your shower (soap dishes, holding bars, gunk on shampoo container lids); and it feels good to spray on my toes, too. On low pressure it might be helpful when cleaning under your fingernails (mechanics, painters, potters, etc)
4. I have noticed a significant improvement in my overall oral health and well-being. As "proof" of this, I visited my dentist twice: a month before I received my ShowerBreeze and a month after I began using it. I take pretty good care of the things in my mouth, but the month before I began "Breezing" I still had some deeper pockets (4's, as they call them at the dentist's office) around some molars. I was happy to discover that a month after I began "Breezing", my 4's had turned to 3's and 2's, and I got high marks from the dentist on overall oral health. The only thing I changed in that timeframe was that I began "Breezing".
5. It is very easy to install. I did it myself (couldn't wait for my beau to install). The directions were thorough, in plain english, with diagrams and the company even sent me a "welcome email" with a video, too!
6. I don't use the hangey-uppy thing. I just put my tips on my wire shower caddy, and hang the hose there, too.
7. I like my ShowerBreeze so much that I bought a RediBreeze for when I go on vacation!

I have found Oral Breeze to be a great company and have even purchased directly from them when others on Amazon were selling the Oral Breeze products at a lower cost (or, right now, a higher cost). For the best service (as indicated by feedback score, and personal purchasing experience), make sure you are buying yours from Oral Breeze (the listing will say: "Sold by Oral Breeze, Inc." under the words "In Stock" on the Product Page) I can say, from personal experience, Oral Breeze supports their customers and has always responded to me quickly and thoroughly when I have contacted them. It's rare that I am so happy with a company or a product.

January 8, 2010, J. Marine

I want to personally thank you for sending me the extra tip holders. I made a casual observation in my feedback that you couldn't move the holder once you affixed it to the shower stall. I never expected you to send me another. I am blown away by your customer service. Truly, I don't know what to say except thank you and that I wish every business on the WEB was run as efficient and honestly as yours.

April 1, 2008 By Thomas P

I have a different perspective on this product than most other people. I had one of the counter-top units a long time ago and actually made my own for the shower using parts from the counter-top unit. I found the counter-top unit to be too messy. It was very powerful though. The multiple nozzles I had with the counter-top unit were also very nice.

When I decided to adapt that unit to the shower, my primary concern was usefulness. I wouldn't use a counter-top unit very much because of limited counter space and mess. I found it difficult to find parts to adapt that unit to the shower because the hose was very tiny. When I did succeed, the hose would occasionally come undone because of the high pressure.

That brings me to why I purchased this product. I thought it'd be better to have one that the hose wouldn't come lose on occasion. One that the fittings were made for the high pressure.

My pros and cons:

Pros
 • Product works very well. My mouth almost feels fresh even before I brush.

 • Hose is connected firmly and will not come lose from the valve.

 • The diameter of hose used also helps with it not coming lose. It's not too tiny.

 • 6' hose is a must. I use it to do a little cleaning.

Cons:
 • I'd prefer a little higher pressure. I was spoiled by the counter unit.

 • (See multiple nozzles)

 • Various nozzles would be nice.

 • 1) Tongue cleaner, 2) Narrower opening

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UPDATE: Aug 17, 2008:

I was writing another review and thought I'd update my other reviews to current status. I am still using the irrigator, though I don't use it daily. Once a week is pretty good for me. I've gotten good remarks from the dentist. In fact, I did use it twice this week for personal hygiene and for general bathroom cleaning once...so this week was a good week.

My wife doesn't like the feel of the irrigator, so she doesn't use it much. If she doesn't like the feel of this unit, she definitely wouldn't have liked the much stronger counter-top unit. At least this one has more of a variable speed.

One big unexpected plus for using this unit is for my dog. She still has bad breath, but I've been able to clean her front teeth. I keep the nozzle away from her mouth and lift up her lips to spray in. I am very careful to not spray much into her mouth, but actually a glancing blow onto her teeth. While I cannot reach the back teeth, I can clean the front teeth enough to make a difference. I do this during the times I give her a bath.

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UPDATE: Feb 21, 2009

I'm still using the product quite a bit. I've had no problems. I use it for my teeth mainly, but also use it for cleaning grout and cleaning the toilet from a distance. (Yes, I make sure I clean my hands before I touch the oral breeze) I keep getting good remarks from my dentist.

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UPDATE:July 16, 2010

The nozzle base is now coming lose from the hose. My solution will be to cut the hose one inch shorter and reattach the nozzle base. It is still working well. I haven't checked to see if new nozzle have come out. I'd like one that was a "tongue cleaner." Dentists have given me good results so far and I am not that good at brushing after every meal.

UPDATE: July 30, 2010

There is one more tip that can be ordered for this unit. I have not gotten it yet, but will. OralBreeze Cannula Tip & Adapter for $xx.xx is for deeper cleaning. That should help with one of my cons. I still don't see a tongue cleaner attachment that is available.

July 23, 2008 By Chones

Only 4 stars because I haven't had a dental checkup yet...maybe, after meeting with the dentist I'll have to upgrade to 5 stars...

First, let me say I ordered this on 7/18 & received it on 7/21 -- that is fast shipping in my book.

Regarding installation: As others have noted, this was a breeze (pun intended) to set up. Just unscrew existing shower head, screw showerbreeze where old showerhead used to be, then re-screw showerhead to showerbreeze. Simple as that. No tools necessary (well, I needed a wrench to remove my old showerhead, but installing showerbreeze required only hand tightening). Plus, included in the package is plumbers tape which helps prevent leaks (it goes on the metal threads).

Regarding efficacy: I have only been using for a few days, so I have no idea if it will significantly improve dental health. I can, however, comment on my opinions as to how it will improve dental health. The focused spray of water on the gumline seems to be enough force to remove any plaque/debris in between teeth or under the gum line. You can feel the water move underneath the gums and between the teeth (as others have noted, the exact amount of pressure is controlled by a manual valve which allows you to increase/decrease pressure to your desired level).

Speaking from a lay perspective, I think this product WILL help with periodontal related issues because of its ability to penetrate into the gumline and irrigate effectively. Furthermore, I think it will benefit those of us who dread flossing everyday; I find myself looking forward to using the OralBreeze in the morning and at night. I don't know if this is recommended to replace flossing, but it certainly can't hurt in conjunction with a regular oral hygiene regime.

Finally, I would say that the 6ft hose is perfect for the shower. I can move around and not feel like I am tethered to a line and forced into uncomfortable positions. I think a 3ft hose might be a little too short. Also, I believe there are other websites that offer a combination of this product and it's sink counterpart (quickbreeze?) at a discount. This might come in handy for those who want to use the showerbreeze, but don't have the inclination to take a shower as well.

In any case, the ShowerBreeze turned out to be a nice surprise/purchase. Customer service is also prompt (I emailed oralbreeze and received a response in less than 24hrs -- FYI - the different colored "Pik"s are exactly the same, just different colors).

Buy this product, you won't be disappointed.

May 21, 2008 By Richard N. Costa

This product is sort of a miracle. Been using it for 3 months since my last dentist appointment. At follow-up visit this week my hygienist and dentist did a double-take and said if they didn't know better they'd of thought I had oral surgery! Got a clean bill of health for 1st time in 5 years of every 3 months cleaning intervals with no success in treating my periodontal disease; at least not until now. Bottom line: but this now and spread the word. Should be malpractice for dentists not to recommend this product to patients.

April 19, 2008 By luvtravel "luvtravel"

The Oral Breeze is a great product! It came in the mail very quickly and they have excellent customer service email follow ups too just to make sure I got my shipment and was satisfied. Installation instructions were pretty easy and they even included the plumbers tape (not being very "handy" around the house, I would have had never known to use plumbers tape. But even I could install the Oral Breeze to my showerhead very easily). I love Oral Breeze, it feels so good...kind of like a massage for your gums (make sure you use a comfortable pressure). I like how you can control the pressure with a slight adjustment of the switch to blast out food particles etc.... I will be using it everyday!

December 2, 2007 By Dennis Chang

I love this product--I got it knowing that bacteria and plaque trapped under my gumline was generating bad breath. Irrigating my gums flushes out the bacteria and has clearly strengthened my gums. Just remember, dental irrigation is not a replacement for flossing. Even though irrigation removes quite a bit of the bacteria and plaque, it doesn't get the particularly tough plaque, which will buildup gradually if you don't floss and don't visit your dental hygienist for regular cleanings.

December 11, 2007 By R. Froode "parkerf"

Excellent investment, cannot figure out why my dentist never told me about this. Teeth feel so much cleaner, love the shower type, no mess, tube is long enough for comfort. I bought my son a sink one because he just got braces and this helps keep food out of the braces. I much prefer the shower one. I kink the hose between my fingers to put in mouth and take out, acts as an extra valve, when the pressure is up can hurt a bit if you don't aim right but the kinking works just fine.

December 3, 2007 By Robert English "West Coast Conservative"

I believe that every shower should have this product. It is the best way to "floss". If I had this product since I was a child fourty years ago, I wouldn't have nearly the amount of dental repair that I have had. I would also have a whole lot more money in my pocket! One of the best products I have every purchased!

September 28, 2007 By M. Egger

The convenience of the Oral Irrigator ShowerBreeze is great. NO MORE MESS!!! Plus I use it more often than I did the electric one.

September 13, 2007 By shopper in chicago

Easy to install, easy to use. Nice to do something this mundane while relaxing in the shower. Be cautious, though. My hygienist warned me to use low pressure, and to keep the irrigator moving. Don't stop in one place too long.

July 20, 2007 By Lucie Clodfelter "Lucie C."

My doctor recommended I buy a WaterPik©, but I didn't want to clutter up my sink space...When I saw this, I realized it was the perfect solution! I wouldn't have to deal with the big, noisy, and leaky products already on the market. It also takes away the worry about making a mess at the sink...No problems with instillation and the device works great! I would recommended it to anyone looking for a WaterPik©!