Waterpik Ultra Professional Water Flosser with 7 Tips
Waterpik Ultra Professional Water Flosser with 7 Tips and Advanced Pressure Control System with 10 Settings, Dental Plaque Removal Tool, Black (WP-662UK) (2pin UK Bathroom Plug)
Up to 99.9% of plaque removed from treated areas
Up to 93% Less Bleeding in just 4 weeks
Helps to enhance gum health around implants
Helps to improve oral health for brace patients
Improves & protects gum’s health
One-Minute Timerwith 30-second pacer to ensure thorough water flossing of all areas
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More effective for gum health
Waterpik Water Flossers
 Ultra Professional |  Nano | Whitening Professional |  Complete Care |  Sonic Fusion | |
| Format | Countertop | Countertop | Countertop | Water Flosser & Toothbrush | 2-in-1 Flossing Toothbrush |
| Power Source | UK 2-Pin Shaver Socket Charge | UK 2-Pin Shaver Socket Charge | UK 2-Pin Shaver Socket Charge | UK 2-Pin Shaver Socket Charge | UK 2-Pin Shaver Socket Charge |
| Tips | 7 | 2 | 4 | 5 | N/A |
| Tip Rotation | 360 Tip Rotation | N/A | N/A | 360 Tip Rotation | N/A |
| Storage Bag | N/A | N/A | Yes | Yes – Premium Toothbrush Case | Yes – Premium Toothbrush Case |
| Pressure Settings | 10 | 3 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Toothbrush Modes | N/A | N/A | N/A | 3 Sonic Modes | 1 Sonic Mode |
| Resevoir Size | 651ml (90 seconds of use) | 444ml (60 seconds of use) | 651ml (90 seconds of use) | 651ml (90 seconds of use) | 414ml (60 seconds of use) |
| Charge Time | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 30 Minutes Run Time |
| Timer/Pacer | N/A | N/A | N/A | Yes | Yes |
| LED Function/Charger Indicator | Yes | N/A | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ultra Quiet Design | Yes | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
How to use a Waterpik Water Flosser?
1. Fill reservoir with warm water.
2. Select tip and click into handle.
3. Lean over sink and place tip in your mouth.
4. Close lips enough to prevent splashing, let water flow into sink
5. When finished, turn unit off.
How to clean a Waterpik Water Flosser?
1. Clean the outside of the unit
2. Clean the water reservoir
3. Clean the internal parts
4. Clean the handle (countertop models)
5. Clean the flosser tip
How often should I replace tips?
We recommend replacing the Classic Jet Tip and Tongue Cleaner every 6 months.
For tips with bristles, we recommend replacing every 3 months. This applies to the Plaque Seeker Tip, Orthodontic Tip, Pik Pocket Tip, and Toothbrush Tip.
How do I change Waterpik Water Flosser tips?
Every Water Flosser has a Tip Eject button, which allows you to remove the tip.
When you insert a new tip into the Water Flosser, ensure it clicks into place.
How to clean Waterpik Water Flosser tips?
1. Remove the tip from the unit.
2. Soak the Water Flosser tip in hydrogen peroxide or white vinegar for 5-7 minutes.
3. Rinse the tip under warm water.
| Weight: | 662 Grams |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 17 x 24 cm; 662 Grams |
| Brand: | Waterpik |
| Model: | WP-662UK |
| Manufacture: | Waterpik |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 17 x 24 cm; 662 Grams |
| Origin: | United Kingdom |
This product has helped me reverse my gum disease. Best to use Luke warm water mixed with mouthwash. Only downside is that it’s difficult to order replacement heads / attachments
Great for getting food deposits from between your teeth. A bit bulky for going away for a weekend though
Very good product we where recommended by our dentist to keep our gums hygienic clea
I’ve had a few different water flossers over the past few years, this is by far the best! Bit more expensive but we’ll worth the extra. Very powerful jet to get right in there, snd a decent size reservoir. Great product!!
Powerful cleaning my teeth feel healthy after using this product for several months now
Best on the market in my opinion, easy to use after practice!
Having tried a handheld device which just didn’t last long enough, this lets you do a proper job.
I have had no more bleeding gums since I started using it, yet it can be as gentle and pleasant as you choose.
It fits a bathroom shaver socket, unlike others you can’t use at the sink.
Leaves mouth feeling really clean. You can adjust the pressure of the water jet to suit the situation. I would recommend starting low until you are used to it. I would highly recommend using warm water. DO NOT USE COLD WATER!!! Very good results from this water flosser.
We used a Phillips handheld water flossed before this. I’m amazed how much water it goes through (full tank each use) but it certainly makes your mouth feel clean and fresh – much better than the smaller hand held ones
I didn’t go for the cordless models as I wanted something that packed some power. It’s best to use it on full power that way your getting better results. This of course means your getting through the water much quicker but not a big deal just to fill it back up 2 or 3 times.
It seems good value for money. I haven’t got anything to really compare it with as it’s my first water flosser I’ve used.
My only criticism is that it’s noisy, very noisy, especially when your using it on the highest setting.
Other than that it works really well for me and I definitely notice the difference in how my teeth and gums feel afterwards.
It seems to do a great job. Clears your mouth/teeth out of any residue before brushing. A bit large for travelling.
I’ve flossed my teeth all my life, using tape as part of my toothbrushing routine, my teeth have always felt super clean after each wash.
On a recent trip to my dentist, he mentioned that the floss tape wasn’t the most effective on the molars right at the back due to the angles used. He told me to look at the water floss machines and quickly explained that they were incredibly effective at clearing out all the gunk.
I was due back to the dentist a day or two later with my son for his checkup and mentioned how I had purchased the machine and that it had completely changed my routine. This little machine does a fantastic job and after procrastinating for years about buying it I’m just annoyed I didn’t sooner.
Would recommend highly in place of normal flossing. Better clearance, less gum irritation and for a refresh. I actually enjoy using this
Downsides small water tank, cable is too short to reach outlets which are at the top of lights over sinks.
To be fair, this does do the job, the problem is, it also ‘cleans’ half the bathroom with mouthwash in the process.
I gave 4 stars because it is pretty powerful, so it does do what it says-but I knocked a star off for how cumbersome it is, and how incredibly messy. Perhaps it’s just me being a clumsy oaf, but there is no way to use this without covering everything within a 2 metre radius with wate
It’s a good little flosser, and probably better than any other at a comparable price; but over time it will accumulate limescale, on the inside where you can’t see it: particularly if you live in a hard water area. So when you notice the pressure seems to be dropping a touch, and/or the motor begins to cough and splutter, it’s time to run through a little white vinegar, let it soak for a while, then rinse it out. Probably best to do it on a regular basis anyway.
Bought it as a gift for my husband and he loves it. It was the first time he used one water flosser and I checked the reviewes before I purchased. Not disappointed. He has an implant and he used to get food stucked in it with very difficult acces to get rid of. Now he feels the difference massively as he flosses this area and the food comes out quite easily.
So far I’ve only used it a few times and it does the job it was bought for. It is quite loud though and it feels quite cheap but it’s working and doing what it needs to. I’ve got the pressure set to 7 out of 10 for a nice meaningful deep clean but I do wish it wasn’t set so high as it leads me to believe it’s not got the head room it may need later in it’s life. Much more preferable than using interdental brushes or string floss though.
Like others have stated, use warm water for a more comfortable experience.
My last visit to the dreaded dentist i was told i have slight gum disease so may need further treatment. I immediately sought this machine as recommended by a friend as having used it now for a couple of weeks can feel the difference! My teeth are so smooth, gums feel firmer and the plaque feels like its going! One of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time!
Have been using this product for about 6 weeks and it has vastly improved my oral hygiene. Have struggled to be able to floss my bottom teeth as they are quite crowded and overlap and subsequently used to get quite a bit of bleeding gums in the past . Since using the Waterpik this has stopped and my teeth look and feel much better. Purchased this after a visit to the dental hygienists and it has maintained the high level of cleanliness that was achieved by them . This is a great investment and would highly recommend purchasing one . Wouldn’t be without mine now as I absolutely love it.
I love this water flosser. I had one a long time ago which I used for at least a decade. The one I replaced it with was portable but nowhere near as good. This one is so versatile. It has a huge water pressure range and lots of additional pik tips to use as and when required. I’m is definitely worth the price.
Don’t expect to view your teeth in the mirror DURING the water flossing – you can enjoy the view AFTER using the water floss. Keep your mouth mostly closed to prevent water from spraying all over and look downwards slightly so that the water can trickle from your mouth into the sink/basin. While using the water floss, you can watch the food bits ejected and watch the water level in the reservoir to estimate how much time you have left before the water runs out to finish your dental cleaning.
It can be shared at home (within & with hygiene limits), making it highly economical.
Water floss cannot replace string floss but this is an excellent addition to one’s daily dental routine:
Electric Toothbrush + String Floss + Water Floss + Mouthwash
You can skip some string floss sessions when you use the water floss at higher water speeds of 8-10, but should still floss at least once every 2 days for optimal dental hygiene.
It’s great using the water floss after every meal and before you head out of the house and have to wear a face mask (so you don’t have to inhale the consequences of a dirty mouth).
Start at the LOWEST setting. Gradually increase the speed and get accustomed to it, before finding the highest water speed setting that you can comfortably handle.
Lower speeds below 5 are suited for massage and rinsing rather than proper cleaning.
Water speed 8-9 seems like the best compromise between effectiveness and comfort.
At maximum speed 10, there is quite a bit of spraying on your face and the surroundings and it’s a bit overwhelming and slightly painful for some.
If you have enough bathroom space & seek to purchase just 1 water flosser (for the time being at least) – I suggest purchasing this counter-top model rather than the portable/travel type which is generally less effective despite being quite bulky for a handheld device and costs around the same or more.
If you don’t have enough bathroom space – consider using this at your kitchen sink instead.
I had 4 pre-molars extracted as a teen and so have gaps between some of my back teeth, so food gets stuck there a lot. I also used to get bleeding gums when brushing. Flossing was a chore but this was recommended by my dentist and it’s brilliant.
As others have recommended, use lukewarm water – too cold or too hot will be very uncomfortable. Start on the lowest setting and work your way up over the course of several days until you reach a comfortable level. It’s a bit noisy but you’ll be amazed at the amount of stuff that this thing cleans out.
This device was suggested to by my dentist, due to a gum inflammation problem. I thought this would be another gimmick, but one day, when my gum was painful, I saw it on promotion and spontaneously bought it.
It is actually a great device, and I am always surprised, how much stuff comes out, that was lodged in my teeth. I even went travelling with it, so no more pain for the rest of the holiday, after something getting stuck.
If food gets stuck frequently in your teeth and causes gum problems, this device is a lifechanger.
There is a version for traveling not this so the low star rating for that should be ignored
It is quite expensive for what it is however the product works and is useful for me and Was recommended by dentist
The one drawback is that when using it is easy for water to splash the walls
First time I purchased this was on Dec 10 2018 and it lasted about 2 years and half of daily use. Last week it stopped working and I ordered new one immediately without trying to fix it. I knew it was not going to work again and for me I am quite happy with how long it lasted. This is very reliable product and it overall contributed positively to my oral health. I wish they ship new version of it with couple of updates/improvements:
-Support for 120/240 volts.
-Better tank quality (current one is plastic and accumulates calcium deposits)
-Better hose quality (the current one bends easily)
-Further lower settings (that could be used to flush your tonsils).
-Sharper tips.
-Unified prices for all the available colors, better availability in amazon and other major sellers.
Excellent product overall. I am extremely satisfied with it.
So I bought this product a while ago and decided to do a review. Firstly I tried the battery type product but that died due to a design flaw (the cover for the charging port gets water in it causing it to short and stop working). This is MUCH better. It has a bigger water containment system so it doesn’t run out very quickly compared to the battery type. Not only that, but the water stream is much more powerful because of the constant electrical supply. NOTE: the heads of the battery type and the electrical type are NOT interchangeable so you will still need spares if you keep this for a long time. If you need to properly clean the teeth at the back of your mouth then this is the best thing you can buy. USE VERY WARM WATER otherwise cold will hurt your teeth!
Seems a bit flimsy compared to the now unavailable Kitty Irrigator and the massage function is not essential, but this model is smaller than the others and an essential bit of kit to keep your teeth healthy, especially in these covid days when dentists are too busy.
Happy so far, although judging by some of the other reviews I’m wary it’ll last as it appears they break down easily. I’ll re-edit the review if it happens.
I got this because I’m generally terrible at flossing and have been having bad problems with my gums for awhile.
I can honestly say it’s definitely had a positive effect after a month or so’s use, and I’ve really only used it once a week. Pretty much a powerhouse for teeth, I was surprised at how clean it got the spaces between teeth after one run.
OMG I can’t believe I lived without this for so long. I hate flossing as I’m sure everyone does. I used to use the Philip’s Water Flosser however the water tank on it is so small it constantly needs topping up. Plus I had been through 2 already as they kept breaking and the power on the water spurts couldnt be adjusted and they were no good to clean under the gum line, just in between teeth.
So now I got this waterpik which I always wanted and it cleans in between the teeth and also under the gumline. My gums dont bleed anymore and they feel very very clean. There already two settings on this, massage and floss. There are 10 power level settings. I usually use number 8. 1 tank full usually cleans all my mouth thorough.
I love this and I will probably now want to get the portable version of the waterpik for when I go travelling (hoping that is soon when things are back to normal, as I dont do the new normal!).
However there is one serious flaw:
The water container deforms if you put very hot water in it. Heat is the best disinfectant, hence a different – more expensive obviously – material should have been used. It would be ideal if one could run boiling water through the whole system. I haven’t tried that. But I did try disinfecting the container and ordering replacement wasn’t 100% straightforward. Including the delivery it ended up costing 20.
I would have preferred paying 20 more for the original unit with a better container. Like the toothbrush, the water flosser is a dental/medical device and saves future visits to the dentist. So what are 20, or 120 for that matter, compared to that? Personally I would prefer paying double for a medical grade flosser made of stainless steel, glass and silicone through which I could just run boiling water once a week, or even triple for one that would boil the water itself and have a simple thermometer on the container for ease of use.
Also it comes with this patronizing shaver socket plug. I have to use an adapter and the ones I found fit so-so.
I have understanding for the manufacturer marketing to people unwilling to take care of their health before they get sick, some ignorant enough to take their baths with a hairdrier and install a coffee-maker in the shower if you let them have a real socket there. But it is my review, and personally I would love a medical grade water flosser with a 3-pin plug.
If the flosser survives a few years, I will amend the rating to 5.
I HATE flossing. Hate it. It hurts, the floss gets stuck and my gums bleed every time.
However, I also hate going to the dentist and getting told off.
This is an expensive alternative to floss, but if you can stretch to it I would highly recommend it.
It’s a beautiful looking product, and easy to use. Loads of heads which are easy to fit and all their purposes are explained well in the instructions.
Fundamentally, fill it with warm water, stick it in your gob and turn it on.
It’s great, gets between all your teeth and you feel a different version of clean after.
It’s honestly superb.
Been using this at least once per day alternating with using interdental brushes for about 2 months. So too early to assess its long term effectiveness, but subjectively seems to work at least as well as the interdental brushes. Good at reaching difficult to access places and also can be used from the either side of gaps. Echo comments in some other reviews that one has to learn the technique of using it so water doesn’t end up going everywhere and it is quite noisy. It isn’t portable so not suitable for travel use. I got this when it was heavily discounted as an Amazon Black Friday deal, so was good value, otherwise I might have been put off by its normal prize on Amazon.
This product is slightly more effective than floss (when floss is used correctly). It is by no means a necessity, but the marginal improvement is still noticeable, and the product is far easier to use than floss (which in practice translates to a more than marginal improvement, since most people fail to floss, and when they do so, do not use effective technique). On some occasions, floss can cause irritation of the gums by cutting into them, whereas this product does not have that issue. If you already have a solid dental hygiene routine, this product will make an excellent addition to it, and is a solid investment. It is not, however, a magic pill.
Unfortunately my Waterpik developed a fault after a few days and keeps switching itself off. I have contacted the seller and they are sending my a replacement which is great. Don’t let this put you off buying a Waterpik, otherwise I wouldn’t have asked for a replacement. I just wanted to give you an honest review.
This comes with a load of accessories, toothbrush head, periodontal pocket tip, 3x normal heads and a plaque seeker head (for braces) – the unit is quite small, and comes with a 2-pin (shaver socket) plug – so make sure you have a socket – was concerned as mine is part of the bathroom cabinet, but the flex is reasonably long – maybe 1m? and reaches fine.
Worth a read of the instructions, along with the specific tip uses before you get started, as it takes some getting used to, I’ve nearly drowned myself with it, and covered the bathroom in water numerous times.
That aside, I’m very pleased with it, it does a great job, and hopefully, in the long run cheaper than a pack of TePe brushes a week!
A few reviewers have commented that theirs has packed up, and been replaced or refunded by Amazon, Worth noting that WaterPik themselves offer a 3 year warranty on this product.