New study results from Water Pik

Jan. 28, 2009

Under the guidance of Dr. Bill Costerton, the Waterpik dental water jet was evaluated for its ability to remove plaque biofilm.

For the results of the study, view the video at Water Pik study.

For more information on Water Pik, go to Water Pik.

To read more about Water Pik, go to Water Pik.

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