Key specs – Pressure: 10-100psi; Tank capacity: 651ml; Modes: 2 modes, 10 intensities; Tips provided: 4; Battery: Mains powered; Battery life: N/A; Charger: 12V power adapter; Dimensions: 119 x 965 x 292mm

It also scores extra points for bundling four tips, with the standard and orthodontic tips joined by a plaque-seeking tip for cleaning around crowns and implants, plus a tongue-cleaning tip for scraping the tongue and battling stinky breath. There’s room for improvement, but this is still a great water flosser for anyone who wants to give one a try. I've got a Fairywill water flosser and love it, but if you've got already sore gums (as I did when I first started using it anyway) it can be a little bit aggressive! My mouth has never felt so clean though.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user therocinante) The Philips Sonicare is another popular cordless water flosser option, which comes with a compact design that fits comfortably on your bathroom countertop when not in use. The Hangsun Water Flosser is cordless, portable and IPX7 waterproof, offering the freedom to clean your teeth and gums as you shower, incorporating flossing seamlessly into your morning routine. If you’re an early riser, you’ll also be pleased to know that it's one of the quieter flossers on our list, with a low-noise motor which can be used bright and early without disturbing others.

6. Best water flosser for travel: Synhope Mini Cordless Water Flosser

Portability - Do you plan to take your flosser with you when you travel? If so, look out for more compact models or those that come with storage pouches or travel bags. In particular, Panasonic highlights its effectiveness for periodontal care – a gentle water stream with microbubbles can directly clean any delicate areas caused by gum disease. It also has a jet mode which removes food residue caught between teeth and can clean around dental bridges, braces and crowns. Both the Aquacare 4 and the Aquacare 6 Pro-Expert have a 45 second flossing time. Both have at least 2 pressure settings, 2 weeks of battery life and a water resistant design. Water flossers are one of the less common forms of interdental cleaning. They are safe, with little ability to cause damage to the gums. Going by the studies that have been completed, it seems that water flossers do not fully remove plaque. Despite this, they can still have a positive effect on the gums, as we explain below. Waterpik publishes its own clinical research

From handling and testing lots of water flossers, we’ve come to regard some features as essential, and others as nice to have but not a dealbreaker if they are missing. SPECIELT TILBUD: i en begrænset periode kører FlossyFresh en promo i Danmark så du kan købe denne vandspuler af høj kvalitet til 599.98 kr 299.99 kr! HVORDAN OG HVOR KAN JEG KØBE FLOSSYFRESH?Oral-B’s entry focuses on a more gentle approach, removing food between teeth, gums and braces without irritating. It does this by utilising the company's Oxyjet Technology, which enriches the stream of water with micro-fine bubbles of air. This not only makes the resulting stream less irritable to sensitive gums, but it also improves the cleaning power. Win-win. Genopladelig: FlossyFresh kan oplades via en bærbar computer, powerbank, eller via enhver USB-venlig adapter, så du vil aldrig have problemer med at oplade den. Water flossers might not reduce levels of plaque, but it is thought they do disrupt forming plaque from above and below the gum level. The theory is that this changes the structure of the plaque layer. If the plaque structure is altered, it may cause less inflammation in the gums. But at present, this is only a theory. For example, with the Fairywill 5020A and 5020E you have to connect a power cable into the flossers. The Cordless Advanced and Cordless Select WF-10 have magnetic chargers.

Power Floss is the best! Cheaper and non-electric. It's like a water pistol mechanism but designed well so it really gets inbetween DD's braces.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user NeverRTFT)

The tablets contain glycerine which helps to lift the stains off the tooth surface. Silica, also contained in the tablets, is an abrasive ingredient which also helps remove stains. Both are effective stain removers and are commonly found in professional polishing pastes.