Water flossing in adolescents with braces
In teens with fixed braces, a water flosser was over 3× more effective than string floss (and 5× more than brushing alone) at reducing plaque.
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Real, peer-reviewed studies — not marketing claims. Here's the evidence behind cleaning between kids' teeth.
In teens with fixed braces, a water flosser was over 3× more effective than string floss (and 5× more than brushing alone) at reducing plaque.
Read the study →Over four weeks, adding water flossing significantly reduced gum inflammation and plaque compared to brushing alone.
Read the study →Pooling multiple trials, water flossers improved gum health and oral hygiene in patients wearing braces.
Read the review →A head-to-head trial comparing water-jet flossing with interdental floss for keeping teeth clean around fixed appliances.
Read the study →Water flossers that earn the ADA Seal of Acceptance are tested to be safe and effective at removing plaque and helping reduce gingivitis.
Read the ADA page →JolieSmile is a water flosser. These studies examine water flossing generally — including in teens and orthodontic patients — not this specific product. Individual results vary.