This is a headline about a "mouth shower" (oral rinse device) as protection against the coronavirus. Here's the English translation: 'Mouth Shower' Against Coronavirus

While there is still no cure for the coronavirus affecting the world, maintaining a strong immune system and protecting personal hygiene play a crucial role. Experts highlight the importance of oral hygiene in protecting our immune system through published scientific research. Aquapick, a sector leader in 65 countries for 30 years under Samsung guarantee, provides 100 percent oral hygiene with its superior technology. Starting in China and continuing to spread rapidly worldwide, coronavirus remains one of the most important agenda items. Personal hygiene is paramount in protecting against the 'coronavirus,' which has no cure yet and has caused many deaths. The virus, which affects the immune system, also highlights the importance of oral care. It is known that the immune system can be strengthened through consuming unprocessed foods, raw vegetables and fruits, leafy greens, foods containing carotene, fresh vegetable and fruit juices, proper sleep, exercise, and adequate sunlight. In strengthening the immune system, personal hygiene measures such as hand and oral care are also very important. Maintaining personal distance from other people, washing hands frequently, ensuring hygiene with cologne and disinfectants, and avoiding contact with the face, mouth, nose, and eyes—especially after contact with unfamiliar surfaces—are necessary. Furthermore, inadequate oral care has been scientifically shown to weaken the immune system and have serious negative effects on respiratory tract problems.

Oral irrigators provide protection against respiratory pathogens

It is noted that serious attention must be paid to personal oral care during this period to protect against the virus. When oral cleaning is insufficient, gum diseases, pneumonia, asthma, lung inflammation, and pharyngitis are frequently encountered and cause immune system decline. Regular oral hygiene is important to protect against all these diseases and coronavirus. Scientific research shows that toothbrushing provides only 30 percent hygiene inside the mouth. Following the spread of coronavirus, scientific studies conducted by Aquapick have identified that oral care using gargling and high-hygiene oral irrigators provides hygiene in the mouth and respiratory tract. Additionally, good oral hygiene using an oral irrigator has been shown to provide serious protection for people at high risk of exposure to oral and respiratory tract pathogens (disease-causing viruses). It is noted that residue accumulating in the mouth and inadequate hygiene increase gum diseases and trigger respiratory tract problems in relation to the immune system.

Oral irrigator with 2200 water jets per minute

Mehmet Fırat Doğan, CEO of Aquapick Turkey, commenting on the research, stated: "Oral irrigators that clean teeth deeply with pressurized water are emerging as a next-generation hygiene method. With the method developed by Aquapick, oral irrigators deliver 2200 water jets per minute, supporting oral health preservation. By having the highest pressure among oral irrigators worldwide, its patented nozzle design, and many proven scientific features, it reaches every point that a toothbrush cannot reach, providing 100 percent oral hygiene. It has been proven in doctoral theses and scientific publications that oral irrigators provide much higher efficacy in a short period compared to interdental brushes and dental floss and free users from these difficulties. Additionally, through its massage effect in the mouth, it has been proven to increase blood circulation by 150 percent and stop gum bleeding and recession by 98 percent by the end of day three. For this reason, oral irrigator use is one of the most effective methods in strengthening the immune system, preventing harmful bacteria from entering the mouth through the respiratory tract, and preventing bacterial growth, tartar, tooth loss, gum inflammation, and many infections resulting from gum diseases that increase due to inadequate oral hygiene," he said.