Every element of our water flosser is intentional—even the suction tube. Equipped with a fine filter screen, it proactively traps sediments and particles.

Ever wondered why dentists emphasize the Bass Technique? This gold-standard method focuses on cleaning the sulcus – the tiny groove between your teeth and gums where plaque hides. By placing bristles at a 60-degree angle and making short, gentle vibrating motions, it effectively removes plaque without harming your gums.

Go beyond basic flossing with our engineered Dual-Stream Nozzle, designed to deliver a new standard in oral hygiene through targeted, scientific cleaning. How Our Dual-Stream Technology Works: Unlike conventional single-stream nozzles, our innovative design releases two synchronized, precise water jets. Each stream is engineered for a distinct purpose, working in unison to clean and care for your teeth and gums with unmatched efficiency.

At Mio, we are committed to continuously innovating to provide you with the most advanced oral health solutions. That’s why we’re excited to announce a groundbreaking upgrade to our water flosser line: integrated ozone technology.

At Mio, quality isn't just a final check—it's a process built into every component and every stage of production. Our commitment to this process is how we confidently maintain a product defect rate of less than 1%.

At Mio, as a leading water flosser manufacturer, we obsess over the details that truly impact your daily routine. That's why across our product line, you'll consistently find two key features: a large-capacity water tank and a wide-opening design. These aren't just spec sheet numbers—they are deliberate choices for a superior, hassle-free user experience. Fewer Refills: The generous water tank holds enough for a complete, uninterrupted cleaning session. No more stopping halfway to add water. Effortless Cleaning: The wide opening allows you to easily reach inside with your hand or a cloth for a thorough clean, preventing residue buildup and ensuring better hygiene. This simple yet impactful combination solves common user frustrations, making oral care more convenient and effective.

A survey from the American Dental Association (ADA) reveals a significant stat: nearly 50% of adults over 30 show signs of gum disease. In response, dental professionals are increasingly recommending water flossers as a critical tool for preventive home care, emphasizing that flossing is non-negotiable for long-term health.

The oral care industry is shifting dramatically from one-size-fits-all solutions to personalized health tech. According to a recent report by Market Research Future, the global water flosser market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.8% through 2030, driven by increasing consumer awareness and demand for advanced, effective home dental care tools.

When it comes to oral care appliances like water flossers, most people instinctively think about external waterproofing. After all, no one wants a device that can’t handle a splash near the sink or an accidental drop of water. But while external water resistance is important, it’s actually internal waterproofing that plays the most critical role in the durability and performance of a water flosser.