does it work well with crowns?
1946477
I have crowns and I have not had any problem with the Waterpik water flosser. I like it very well and the only disadvantage is that it is noisy.
1946478
YES, best purchase I ever made. A little on the noisy side, but, I highly recommend this is shortcoming that you should definitely overlook. I have mouthful of of the things, my teeth & mouth feel just like I walked out of dentists chair. Good luck with your purchase!
1946479
Yes! The Plaque Seeker tip works very well around crowns and bridges, and implants.
1716614
If you are talking about the Bruan Triumph electric tooth brush, then yes the floss action heads will work on it. Hope this helps and answers your question.
1539355
I haven't found it whitens my crowns but maybe i need to try it again. I don't believe GLO says it whitens the crowns, only natural teeth.
351957
Actually, I find them quite good for baseboards. Not so much for crown moldings.
910827
In my experience, no :-( I think the stuff they make crowns from is simply impervious to the gel.
2053424
I used it with a new WaterPik. The only issue I had was that the taper of the hose collar didn't match the taper of the bracket. This slight miss match caused the wand to wobble in the holder. I used a Dremmel with a sanding drum to take just a very little bit of material from the lower edge of the wand holder. That solved the wobble problem and allowed the wand handle to drop down to where the bracket had a full grip on the wand handle. I don't blame the bracket. It's hard to be a one size fits all. I like the bracket because it has a solid feel to it when mounted properly.
375825
Yes, it will work. It has jeweler's rouge in it. I would not, however, use a toothbrush on silver, especially silver plate. Maybe a Q-Tip or some cotton wrapped around a toothpick?
869268
You really don't want to hang anything from crown molding. That said...it is nice soft wire to work with, but I use it for its intended purpose-attaching to back of paintings for future hanging.
282452
Sorry, but I'm not sure. I don't have anything small enough to test it with. But it works beautifully on everything I've ever tried it on. It would be worth having, even if it doesn't work on that one tiny cap.
962756
I'm not positive. (I only have a gold crown.) Cheap enough to try and it definitely works on bonded and natural teeth. It's the same ingredient used at dentist office.
857012
I use it in addition to flossing. I use mouthwash and it gets the gum line in addition to a large gap I have between two crowns that floss don't seem to clean out entirely.
472856
No, this won't whiten up a crown, only natural teeth. The crown color is a constant color, it won't whiten up. I'm not sure about fillings. Perhaps you can Google that question and see what pops up. Best of luck!
1670036
Yes! I have this toothbrush holder and just checked it out with my Oral B brush heads. You have to drop it down from the top of the opening---i.e., it doesn't "snap in", but no biggie. Also, the bristles do rest right on the metal ring, if that bothers you. Good idea, though--I may have to order another one for my Oral B brush heads!
713888
I don't see why not. I use mine primarily with brads to tack projects in place either after gluing or prior to using more secure fasteners or both. I have not used it with finishing nails which is what I think you would be using on the crown molding. The hose that came with the unit was a bit stiff and I replaced it with a rubber one.
754990
The blade that comes with the same is too coarse for cutting crowns. I would suggest 80 tooth or finer. That's larger issue for me is the fence as it comes on the saw. You will have to make a larger rigid fence to hold the moulding. The fence is shallow and not rigid, but you can bolt a taller wood fence to it.
84328
Yes, it would work well in the neck position. The nickel plating is not dark at all. It's shiny like chrome. You can visit your local music store to look at some before ordering online. ;-)
1960119
I had a tooth break off, which was capped . I used secure as a glue to temporarily hold tooth and cap. Only cosmetically .