Review – QuickBreeze Dental Irrigator – Tonsil Stones Removal

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by Josh (admin)
Tonsil Stones Removal - Oral Irrigator

Today in review is a new tonsil stone removal method covered in our e-book “Tonsil Stones – The Real Cure”. I’ve had a lot of comments saying “I have this tonsil stone lodged deep inside and I can’t get it out! Some of you may purchase a normal oral irrigator to try to remove the tonsil stone(s). A word of warning; Almost every oral irrigation unit out there uses way too much pressure, even on the lowest setting! The reason they produce so much pressure is because they’re actually not made to clean out tonsil crypts, they’re made to use pressure to clean in between the teeth and gums. I’ve personally tried two portable units and they’ve both made my tonsils bleed, which could lead to infection. Anyone with tonsil stones knows that the last thing they need over bad breath, is swollen and infected tonsils!

The solution? The Dental Irrigator from QuickBreeze. The reason this is different from other oral irrigation units is that it hooks directly to your faucet, so YOU control the pressure! This is completely essential considering most tonsil stone sufferer’s tonsils can’t handle the pressure that a typical unit produces. The tip is curved so you can easily reach the end inside your tonsil crypts.

Tis all for today! Take care everyone – Josh Katherman

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2 Comments

  1. Josh (admin) says:
    November 17, 2009 at 5:48 pm

    You’re right Scott, I completely forgot to post the extension that allows for longer distance usage. Thank you for reminding me! I’ll add a link asap.

  2. Scott says:
    November 12, 2009 at 5:38 pm

    The hose seems too short to allow for both seeing the tonsil and applying the water at the same time. Images of the product show folks stooping to use it.

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