sprayer for pressure washing of the teeth, gums and mouth in general, also excellent for washing the tongue.
By taking advantage of the natural pressure of your tap you can have a good jet of water to deeply clean your mouth.
Adjust carefully and making tests starting from the minimum opening of the tap to adjust the jet to avoid problems. I take no responsibility for any damage or problems due to unconscious use. I have been using it for years and it feels the difference. Excellent after cleaning with a toothbrush and toothpaste to remove any residue especially in spaces not reachable by the toothbrush.
The mouth remains fresh but above all clean after spraying / pressure washing. You will notice it from the residues that will come off and come out during use \ rinsing.
MATERIAL NEEDED IN ADDITION TO THE PIECES TO BE 3D PRINTED :
- 2 pneumatic connectors type PC4-M10 (you may already have them as spare parts for your printer for the Bowden Hotend) but they are easily found on the web shop at low prices and already equipped with the following PTFE tube
- 4 mm PTFE tube, length of your choice, recommended 20 - 25 cm
- 2 Oring gaskets recommended with an internal diameter of 18 mm and a thickness of 2.5. Unfortunately this will depend on the accuracy of your printer and it may be necessary to use slightly different measurements (19 mm in many cases)
- 2 Oring gaskets recommended with internal diameter 7 mm and thickness 1.5 for the pneumatic fittings, these gaskets may not be necessary but I have put them on for safety and do not leak. Again, and unfortunately this will depend on the accuracy of your printer and it may be necessary to use slightly different measurements (8 mm in many cases)
PETG recommended printing material because it is non-toxic, although more subject to printing inaccuracies which in this case are important, recommended definition 0.15, indifferent infill.
There are two types of attachment (one male and one female that adapt to all types of taps). It is advisable to print these pieces with the supports under the teeth that are slightly detached from the bottom. Positioned vertically and ticking the automatic supports in the slicer will be enough.
The connection to the tap can be left fixed because it receives the original tap filter and does not disturb the jet (or screwed \ unscrewed every time !!? !!)
Remember to blow at the end of use until the water is completely out, so as not to leave stagnant residues in the tool
Recommended for everyone but in particular for wearers of prostheses or implants.
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