Oral irrigator Philips Power Flosser 7000 HX3911/40, battery-powered, white, universal AC charger

Philips Power Flosser 7000 HX3911/40 is a battery-powered oral irrigator in white with a universal AC charger, designed to support daily interdental cleaning and gentle gum care. The device produces targeted streams of water to remove food debris and help reduce plaque along the gum line. Its compact form factor and simple controls make it suitable for home use and for maintaining oral hygiene after dental treatments.

Advantages

The irrigator offers precise water delivery for interdental areas and periodontal pockets while remaining easy to operate. Battery power and the included universal AC charger provide convenient recharging and portability. The compact design ensures easy storage and handling, and the unit is intended for adult use with programs suited to plaque removal, delicate cleaning, deep cleaning and gum massage.

Suitable for

• Daily interdental cleaning and plaque reduction
• Gum massage and stimulation
• Maintenance after periodontal or dental procedures
• People who prefer a portable, battery-powered irrigator

Key specifications

• Power source: battery-operated with universal AC charger for recharging
• Colour: white
• Functionality: targeted water jet for interdental cleaning, plaque removal, gum massage
• Intended users: adults
• Design: compact and easy to store

How to use

Fill the irrigator reservoir with lukewarm water or an oral rinse solution recommended by a dental professional. Position the tip at a 90-degree angle to the gum line and start with a low pressure setting to assess comfort. Move the tip slowly along the gum line and between teeth, pausing briefly between sites. After use, turn off the device, empty the reservoir, and rinse the tip and reservoir under running water. Recharge the device using the supplied universal AC charger when battery level is low.

Recommendations

Use once daily or as directed by your dentist; begin with lower pressure settings if you have sensitive gums, and consult a dental professional before using the irrigator following invasive dental procedures.