Two Ways To Breeze Away Gum Disease - At Your Sink QuickBreeze and RediBreeze oral irrigators are the affordable home remedy to treat and prevent bleeding gums and periodontitis while you are standing at your sink.   Choose either the temporarily attached QuickPik or the permanently attached RediBreeze. Each irrigator is so easy to use and so pleasant to do that you will want to breeze every day. CLICK HERE FOR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REDIBreeze AND QUICKBreeze                   RediBreeze                QuickBreeze  Enlarge Image Enlarge Image Join 1000’s of very satisfied breezers today. How it works... View Diagram How it works... View Diagram RediBreeze Oral Irrigators permanent faucet attachment Breeze away gum disease at your sink with RediPik. Attach it to your faucet once; use it forever. With its EZ-Breeze design you can breeze or run tap water with the simple flip of a switch. Breeze away gum disease in 3 easy steps: Switch ON Set selection switch to RediPik BREEZE Power wash your teeth and gums for 15 seconds Switch OFF Set selection switch back to tap water US Orders: $34.95 (Includes Shipping) Canada & Overseas: $44.95 (Includes Shipping) QuickBreeze Oral Irrigators temporary faucet attachment Breeze away gum disease at your sink with QuickPik. Its Breeze n’ Store design means you can breeze when you want and quickly store your QuickPik when you’re done. Breeze away gum disease in 3 easy steps: Snap ON QuickPik snaps onto sink faucet BREEZE Power wash your teeth and gums for 15 seconds Snap OFF Remove QuickPik from the faucet US Orders: $29.95 (Includes Shipping) Canada & Overseas: $39.95 (Includes Shipping)

A: QuickBreeze is an "Oral Irrigator" attached to your sink faucet. It is similar to the one used in all dental offices. It provides a steady, jet stream of water which you direct between teeth, along gum lines, and down into gum pockets. You control the temperature and pressure of the water.

Q. Why do I need your products? I brush and floss at the time.

A. Brushing your teeth and flossing are not the total answer. If it were, most gum disease would be gone. Plaque (bio-film) along with anaerobic (surviving without oxygen) bacteria set up house keeping under the gum line and on your teeth. Your brush and floss can’t reach all of these hiding places to remove them. Think of your car up on jacks and you are going to clean the underside of it. First imagine using a brush and soapy water. Then think of a high pressure spray (like at the car wash). Which one do you think will get at all the nooks and crannies and do the best job of cleaning?

Q: Will it fit on my faucet?

A: Remove your aerator, attach the adapter and then the QuickBreeze valve. Very simple.

Q: How does it work?

A: It operates using your house water pressure. You do not need electricity or batteries. The unit will not interfere with the regular operation of the faucet. The water flows normally until you activate the volume control. The water is then diverted to the hose and Pik.

Q: How do I actually use the QuickPik to clean my teeth?

A: First, adjust the water pressure to low and bend over the sink. Then put the tip in your mouth and slide the diverter valve to start the water flow. Keep your mouth open so the water will drain back into the sink. Run the stream back and forth against the front and back of your teeth and gums. Angle the tip so the stream points upward into the area where the gums meet the teeth. 

Q: Does the QuickBreeze hose interfere with the normal use of the sink?

A: No. The hose stores against the back of the sink and is held there with a suction cup clip.

Q: Does QuickBreeze replace "string" floss?

A: Floss only cleans the tooth area it contacts. Most people lack the dexterity to use it completely around each tooth. Floss will miss low spots or depressions found on all teeth. More importantly, string floss is useless down in gum pockets where plaque is sixty times more toxic than easy to reach plaque above gum lines. And, anyone with braces or bridgework will find string floss impossible to use effectively.