Classic Professional Water Flosser
$59.99 (MSRP)
To enhance treatment of gum disease and periodontal pockets, the Classic Professional water flosser includes a special reservoir and the Classic Pik Pocket™ tip for gentle delivery of antimicrobials and special rinses below the gumline.
The Classic Professional water flosser features 6 settings for customized cleansing, on-handle pressure control, and a 360-degree rotating tip handle to easily reach your whole mouth, even back teeth.
This model comes with 3 flossing tips and a removable water reservoir with 90+ seconds of flossing time. The reservoir also inverts for hygienic storage.
Removes up to 99.9% of plaque bacteria that causes gingivitis, cavities, and bad breath from treated areas and is clinically proven up to 2X as effective as string floss for removing bacterial plaque and improving gum health.
WATERPIK is the #1 water flosser brand recommended by dental professionals, and the Classic Professional water flosser is accepted by the American Dental Association (ADA) for safety and effectiveness.
Product Benefits
Waterpik™ PRECISIONPULSE™ technology is proven to deliver an effective combination of water pressure and pulsations
Effective Plaque Removal: Removes up to 99.9% of plaque bacteria from treated areas that causes gingivitis, bleeding gums, cavities, and bad breath*
Healthier Gums: Clinically proven up to 2X as effective as string floss for removing bacterial plaque and improving gum health
Ideal for periodontal pockets and furcations utilizing the PIK POCKET tip
*laboratory study, data on file
Product Features
- 3 flossing tips
- 360-degree rotating tip handle
- Advanced pressure control system with 6 settings
- Reservoir capacity of 90+ seconds
- Specialty reservoir for low-pressure delivery of antimicrobial rinses
- On-handle pressure control
- Reservoir inverts for hygienic storage
- Compatible With 120VAC/60Hz outlets, for use In North America only
- Two-Year Limited Warranty, see Owners Manual for details
Product Manuals
Water Flosser Features
- Flow Rate per Minute
- 13 Ounces ( 384 ml )
- Pulses per Minute
- 1400
- Number of Pressure Settings
- 6
- Included FlosserTips
- 3
- Rotating Tip
- 360 Degree
- Water On/Off Switch on Handle
- On/Off Slider
- Magnetic Handle
- No
- Chrome Accents
- No
Advanced Functions
- Timer/Pacer
- No
- Massage Mode
- No
- LED Function Indicator
- No
- LCD Display
- No
- Multiple User Profiles
- No
- SMARTADVANCE Mode
- No
Reservoir
- Capacity
- 35 Ounces ( 1035 ml )
- Capacity in Seconds
- 90
- Covered
- No
- Medicament Reservoir Included
- Yes
Size and Weight
- Height (with Tip/Brush)
- 7.75 Inches ( 19.69 cm )
- Max Width (Base)
- 7.30 Inches ( 18.54 cm )
- Max Depth (Base)
- 4.35 Inches ( 11.05 cm )
- Unit Weight
- 1.33 Lbs ( 0.603 kg )
- Shipping Weight
- 2.16 Lbs ( 0.980 kg )
Warranty
- Limited Warranty
- 24 Months See Owners Manual for details
Power
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
- Electric Cord Length
- 52 inches
- Voltage
- North America only; 120VAC/60Hz
FAQs
- How do I clean my water flosser?
Clean your water flosser monthly for optimal performance:
- Outside, Tip, & Handle: Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleanser. Remove the tip and soak it (and handle for countertop models) in a vinegar-water mix (1:2) for 5 minutes.
- Water Reservoir: Detach the reservoir. If it has a black valve, remove and clean it under warm water for 30-45 seconds. Place the reservoir in the dishwasher's top rack or hand-wash with warm soapy water. Air dry or skip heated drying. Reattach the valve (dome side up) if removed.
- Inside: Run a vinegar-water mix (1:2) through the flosser, followed by clean warm water.
- Replace tips every 3-6 months.
For additional details and an instructional video, see How to Clean a WATERPIK Water Flosser.
- The flossing tip has broken off and is still in the handle, how do I remove it?
Method 1: Obtain a pointed, threaded metal screw. Insert the screw into the broken tip until wedged. Press tip eject button and remove the screw; the tip should come out with it.
Method 2: With water in the unit, point the tip/handle into sink. Press the tip eject button. Turn unit on with high pressure; the broken tip should dislodge.
- Why is the water flosser pressure becoming weaker?
This issue is most commonly caused by: clogged tip, use of additives and lack of cleaning, or clogged reservoir vents (cordless handheld units).
Try the following:
- Change the flossing tip
- Clean the existing tip by soaking in solution of 50/50 vinegar and water and clear the tip with a sewing needle
- If additives are used in your unit OR the unit has never been cleaned, do a deep clean with a 50/50 solution of warm water and vinegar and run through unit
To clear the vents (cordless handheld units):
- Detach the reservoir from the power handle
- Locate the small vent holes. For most cordless handheld units, they are located on the top of the detached reservoir. For the Cordless Advanced model, they are located on the unit, near the reservoir water straw connection.
- Carefully insert a needle into each hole to remove any blockage; use gentle pressure to avoid damage