Can it be used for dental? If so do I need to purchase an attachment of some sort?
1455783
You don't need additional attachments for dental uses. Just bubble the ozone into water for 20 minutes, let sit for a few minutes, then swish your mouth out with the ozone water. The instructions will come inside the box, and all needed parts. Also, if any of the tubes or pumice stones (used to distribute the gas) are faulty, you can easily buy new ones at the pet store.
1214903
YES! You can use this one for the mouth guards / mouth appliances / mouth splints. It is the same machine that they sell for dental cleaning including dentures. I use Listerine or that type of product when I put in my mouth appliance, and it comes out great. Then just to be sure, I do a quick brush with the toothbrush and toothpaste after I take it out. The dentist / dental hygienist always comments on how good it looks.
1644658
No attachment comes with it. You could probably use a zip tie to hold it on.
1214902
It will clean a retainer, but if the retainer has glued parts, I would monitor and be conservative about its use.
1488022
No. It is just a flosser that flosses in between your teeth with pressurized water.
1203625
I doubt that it will work for that application, however it could depend on how far apart the teeth are placed and how long they are.
1677317
Yes, you absolutely can. The great thing about this product is that it molds, so you can actually mold it around existing teeth parts/fragments. :)
812673
No, this is a self made retainer. It will only hold your teeth in their present position.
2083288
Yes. It has a little peg you put the tooth brush heads on. You have 2 pegs that could be used at the same time.
951083
Nothing extra. I wouldn't buy it if you floss regularly and have a Waterpik.
2052491
Yes!! This is a great product to fix you're teeth. Orthodontic elastic bands helped close my 2 front teeth because I had spaces. I highly recommend you get this.
98914
Yes you can, it should work fine. However, I would suggest even thinking about investing in a more protective (expensive) mouthguard or one specifically molded by a dentist if you have that option.
1476286
Yes. Just use a toothbrush and rubbing alcohol would be fine. I forget what the manual says.
1909450
I believe you would be disappointed in using this product for that particular application. If you had the same tools available as a dentist (cleaners, forced air, and curing tools), I'm sure you would then have no problem with it bonding to your bridge after application. Having the area perfectly clean and perfectly dry is paramount I believe. Unfortunately, those conditions are hard to achieve if you are not in a dentist's setting. I would look for a product that would bond to a somewhat moist surface and would also bond to a super-hard finish. Hope this information helps you on your decision making process.
1084606
Someone told me to use dental floss and slowly go back and forth while someone pulls the strip down. I've never done it before, but it sounds like it might work. Just be careful! Good luck!!!
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It does come with an attachment that you could but I wouldn't recommend it for That. I like to keep stubble on my face and that's what it works best for
1153071
I purchased it for the top teeth and it works quite well. I guess it's just a matter of personal preference - I've had retainers in the past that were just for the top, so it was the natural choice.