
I took it to my dentist
I've never felt my mouth this clean, so I brought it to my next cleaning to see if I was fooling myself. He was surprised it wasn't water or string. He approved it, then asked where he could get one.


I've never felt my mouth this clean, so I brought it to my next cleaning to see if I was fooling myself. He was surprised it wasn't water or string. He approved it, then asked where he could get one.

I finally found something that can reach my back teeth. My hands never fit back there and reaching made me gag. This gets behind the very last tooth without my fingers going near it.

Two cleanings in a row with buildup, even though I was using my water flosser every night. He said water doesn't replace real floss. Bought this in August. Last visit was the first one where he had nothing to tell me.

They bled every time I flossed, so I quit. I use this on the lowest setting and it's gentle enough that it never hurts the way floss did. They still bled a little at first, then stopped by the second week.

I was a bit unsure if this was going to be worth the money but I do find that I am using it daily and that flossing has become less of a chore than before. Next dental appointment is in 3 months will see then how much it has made a difference but I am hopeful

I received my package in a reasonable time and in great condition. The updated tracking of my package was great and the follow up after delivery was amazing. It makes my teeth feel so clean! Liked it so much I bought one as a gift.
We sent Essoon to dentists and hygienists and asked them to be honest about it.
Dentists and hygienists have been recommending floss for decades, and most of them acknowledge the same limitation. Every method requires technique. Whether it's water or string, it has to be held at the correct angle in order to work effectively. What they value in Essoon is that the vibrations replace the need for any technique.
They also admire that Essoon is designed to reach the back molars with ease, which they consider especially valuable for patients with limited mobility, like children or elderly adults.
Everything the handle does, and what it is made of.

The motor makes the up and down motion for you, hundreds of times a second. There is no angle to hold and no technique to learn.
Not water, not a jet of air. Actual floss, held taut on the head, touching the surface of the tooth the way string does.
The head is angled so it gets behind the very last tooth with one hand, without putting your fingers in the back of your mouth.
Rinse the head after each use and keep going for several more. One head replaces a drawer full of disposable picks.
One charge lasts about a month of nightly use, over a standard USB-C cable. No base, no proprietary charger.
Rinse it under the tap or use it in the shower. Nothing inside to trap water and nothing to grow mould.
Three steps, about sixty seconds, and a routine you will actually keep.
Press the head down into the slot until it clicks into place. Designed to last. Use it several times.
Tap the button to cycle through the modes, from strongest to gentlest. Press and hold to turn off.
Press the tab to release. Easy to replace, low waste, and made with recyclable plastic.
See how Essoon compares to water flossers, disposable floss picks and traditional string floss.
| Essoon Electric Flosser | Water Flosser | Disposable Floss Picks | Traditional String Floss | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cleaning time | 60 seconds | 1–2 min | 3–4 min | 3–6 min |
| Fits tight teeth | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Gentle on gums | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Sonic vibrations | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Reaches back molars | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| No spills, no refills | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Reusable heads | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Grows mold inside | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Your dentist is right about water flossers. Water rinses the gap. It doesn't make contact with the tooth surface, which is where plaque sticks. Essoon uses real dental floss. The floss touches the tooth the same way string does; the motor just does the moving for you.
Yes. The floss is thin and held taut on a fixed head, so it enters the contact straight instead of being forced in at an angle. That's usually why string shreds in tight contacts.
Yes for all three, with one caveat on bridges: it cleans the normal contacts beside the bridge, but it can't clean underneath the false tooth in the middle. Nothing but a threader can, including regular floss.
No. The archwire crosses above the contact point, so the floss can't pass down between your teeth, the same reason floss picks don't work with braces. If you're in treatment, you need a threader or a water flosser until your brackets come off.
The head holds the floss at a fixed depth, so it can't snap down into the gum the way loose string does when it suddenly gives. Start on the lowest setting for the first week.
Bleeding in the first few nights is common if your gums are already inflamed. It's what inflamed tissue does when it finally gets cleaned, and it usually settles within a week. Bleeding that's heavy, painful, or still going after two weeks isn't normal. See a dentist.
About 30 days of daily use per charge. Charges over USB-C.
Rinse it after each use and reuse it several times. One head replaces a drawer full of disposable picks.
Covered against defects, plus a 60-day money-back guarantee on the whole thing.
Replacement heads only. Compare that to a disposable pick every night, or to replacing a water flosser every two years.
Free standard shipping. 60 days to return it for a full refund, used or not.
It's more than a $25 water flosser from Amazon and about the same as a mid-range Waterpik. The comparison that matters isn't against a spool of floss. It's against one deep cleaning, which runs $800 to $1,400 out of pocket.
Give Essoon a fair try. Use it every night for the full sixty days, not just the first week. If you still get the same talk about flossing at your next cleaning, let us know and we will refund every penny. No questions asked. The risk is on us, not you.