WaterPik WP-65 Personal Dental Water Jet

Clinically proven 93% more effective than flossing at reducing gum disease
Removes bacteria deep between teeth and below gumline where brushing alone won’t reach
Massages gums to make them strong and healthy
Healthier gums in 2 weeks, guaranteed, ideal for cleaning around braces and dental work
Includes jet tip and tongue cleaner

First choice of Dentists and consumers, personal dental water jet system.

Rating: (out of 95 reviews)

List Price: $ 44.99

Price: $ 35.75

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#1 written by Bill Leen 1 year ago

Review by Bill Leen for WaterPik WP-65 Personal Dental Water Jet
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Two of these have failed in two months, both for the same reason – the motor stopped working. I’ve used waterpiks for 10 years and never had any problems.

It seems as if this company has seriously lowered it’s standards. I will be trying another brand. I suggest you do the same.

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#2 written by Tom H. Foote 1 year ago

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I am certainly NOT a dentist–nor am I anything close to a qualified evaluator of ANY medical equipment. But…I do have solid experience in engineering, and the hard and social sciences, and I LOVE the “WaterPik WP-65 Personal Dental Water Jet.” I mix lots of water, with several tablespoons of Listerine–nearly filling the WaterPik’s reservoir (all quite UNscientifically), and repeatedly, remain abundantly impressed with the junk this baby removes–and, how fresh my mouth feel thereafter. (I’ve also used the WaterPik, quite unconventionally, to blast out the gunk from my razor, my ear and nose hair clipper, and other tools). This EXTREMELY picky consumer, STRONGLY recommends you buy this product. (Tho’ I think we would ALL like to see more convincing independent research on its long-term effectiveness on improving gum and dental health.)

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#3 written by mdmccull 1 year ago

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My first waterpik lasted 7 years. As a replacement, my wife picked up a Conair Interplak. What a piece of junk. I had to point it at my hand to see if it was moving any water.

Saw this on Amazon and bought it. WOW. Hopefully this will last 7 years like the first. Nice strong jet. No doubt that its cleaning along the gum line. The pause button does take a little force to hold down. Not one cavity in seven years since I began using a water jet.

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After 3 months of use, it started leaking at the little rubber grommet at bottom of water tank. Will be calling WaterPik to get a replacement tank or grommet. Still no doubt that this little baby is getting the gum line clean. Waterpik replaced the tank grommet without hassel.

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January 2009 – Still going strong after almost 3 years.

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May 2010 – Still going after 4-1/2 years. Money well-spent.

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#4 written by L. Abeyta 1 year ago

Review by L. Abeyta for WaterPik WP-65 Personal Dental Water Jet
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I hesitated before purchasing this, just because of the unsatisfied comments others have made. But let me tell you, I now understand why they all made those comments and can say with conviction, THIS PRODUCT IS GREAT! I also experienced water leakage and no water pumping through. Both are simple fixes.

To prevent the water leaking, PROPERLY and FIRMLY place the reservior onto the unit. Doing so creates a seal and it wont leak. If it does, it wasnt placed on properly. Try it again, you will eventually get the hang of it. I only had ‘leaks’ the first couple days.

As for it not pumping any water when it is turned on, you just need to read the instructions. It says you need to PRIME it by removing the pic, placing the hose lower than the reservior, setting it to maximum, and turning it on until water runs through. This isnt a one time thing. You need to do this each night you use it; by doing so, it will work fine. If you dont, then water wont pump through until you PRIME it again. It only adds a few seconds to your routine, but nothing to be complaining to the company about.

The unit is a little noisy, but again, not enough to complain about, unless someone is trying to sleep.

It works great. I’ve had mine for about 6 months now, using it nightly, and other than getting oriented to a new product, I haven’t had any problems with it.

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#5 written by Anonymous 1 year ago

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I recently purchased this item and am very pleased. I am a person who HATES to floss. After twenty something years of irregular flossing habits, I decided that I needed to do something. I read many reviews about WaterPiks, the Conair model, and a few others. I decided that this would be the best choice.The Good:Provides a very clean feeling.
Does not hurt.
Easy to use.
Attractive.
Quality Design.
It holds a lot of water.
You can mix mouthwash with the water.The Bad:Surprisingly Loud.
The coiled tube gets twisted and can be annoying to correct.
The “pause” button should be a “go” button.All in all, I am happy with my purchase. I recommend this product.–
Note: My mother was a dental hygienist for twenty years. After I purchased this product she informed me that people who overuse waterpiks can cause unwanted damage. Gums form a natural V in between the teeth, and excessive use can cause that tissue to recess. The key word is excessive. Use the product no more than two times a day.

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