Save Time with Flossing Alternatives
Dr Nemeth offers many #flossingalternatives We hope this helps you save some time in the morning by using #waterpik to clean between your teeth. Use these floss replacement when flossing to improve your dental oral hygiene. Dr Nemeth also explains how to floss your teeth with these flossing alternatives to save you some time and energy in the morning, in the car, or wherever you floss your teeth!
The Sulcabrush
The Proxybrush
The Softpik Advanced
If you have any questions about flossing alternatives or would like to schedule an appointment, please visit our website,
www.drnemeth.com
We are happy to help you.
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I think this has inspired me to start flossing.Its around 2am.
1:59 for me
you should definitely. It might be hell at first but go through with it, it gets better
it unfortunately took a $2000 dentist visit for me to get inspired
2.01 am for me
@@Pingaheimer ♡
Why do I feel like I can trust this guy more than my actual dentist😬🤣
This guy is also a dentist
Hes a periodontist. Hes a gum specialist.
I wonder if dentists kind of dislike periodontists because all that gum saving is gonna save teeth too?
He's awesome 👍
New Yorkers are brutally honest.
I wish i would have got into this back when i was going into my 20's. When you are young and poor and can't afford this shit, and don't care, it really adds up after a while. Now i'm nearly 30, and trying to catch up on my teeth and gum health and had to look this stuff up, because i was never really taught about flossing. Despite dentists telling you to floss, it always feels optional, and other than that, it always felt vague about flossing, like a "Just put it between your teeth and wiggle it around, that's fine. What? Your gums are bleeding, well they will stop bleeding if you do it more." I still don't understand why dental isn't included in Universal healthcare, more people would pay more attention to their teeth, if the high cost of getting teeth cleaned or maintained or fixed doesn't deter people from it. It'd be like me breaking my leg and thinking "eh, it's not that bad. it'll go away eventually, right?" I'm gonna go cry now, Night!
Got this ! I understand !!! Med Beds come in June ET’s Gonna Turn All Of These Hospital s Into Wellness Centers. Keep your Ears & Eyes open ❤️✌️💪🦋🙏
Gums still bleeding. Rinse mouth regularly with Warm salt. Water. Get the water pick. It works wonders! Take care of your teeth! &. Pray over your gums teeth & tissue lining. Gods. Will heal n restore your teeth enamel roots supernaturally . Be sure to tell him thank you. Avoid false teeth as long as possible.
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I am really disappointed on dentists. Instead of explaining how to do oral care routine they just get mad at you saying: you don't brush well your teeth! Look how many stones you have! (after putting blue paste on teeth). We are just people, parents don't know, society doesn't know, especially a lot of new things being created.
It would be bad for business if they supported people in a positive way and made sure they were actually brushing/flossing in a way that didn't immediately put people on the defensive, making it even less likely for you to floss.
I agree but at least we got youtube
Thank god for the internet
When you see an old man with glasses that talks with their hands and experience, you know you can trust his advice.
Like Bill Gates? So, not always!
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@@helenholdsworth6407 you got that right Helen, Gates is pure evil his freakish smile 🤪 says it all.!!!!
Don't call someone "old". Good Lord, that's rude.
I've been having a miniature fly problem in my house, my eyes are bad I thought that was a real fly! Oh... And I'm kinda oldish too lol
I work as a hygienist for a periodontist. I think it should be mentioned that each flossing tool is indicated for specific pocket depths. String floss is excellent for healthy mouths with 2-3mm pocketing. A waterpik, while it does not substitute flossing, is indicated in addition to flossing for 5-6mm pockets and the best results are achieved if the tip is paused and/or angled between the teeth. Proxabrushes and soft picks should not be used just between teeth, but rather in the gum between the gum and the tooth.
I didn’t know that a water flossed isn’t a substitute and i was just about to buy one ! Good to know ? Why are they calling it a flosser if it’s not even a substitute ?
I’m buying my own dental tools
The water flosser is so bulky !imagine taking that on vacation with you ? Lol
@@daciasdiy1861 Seriously? How many times do you go on vacation?
Everyone always has to work for a professional and have an opinion. Go get your own youtube channel.
Thank you doctor! I have trouble flossing my daughter’s teeth. She has cerebral palsy and cannot do it. The dentist just keeps saying floss them. It is not as easy as that. I will definitely try these different ways. She has never had cavities because she does not like sweets, but at 31 is starting to get them because of my poor job at flossing attempts. Thank you so much for this encouragement I have been looking for!
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@@MaryAnnNytowl thank you Mary
god bless you...
@@MaryAnnNytowl you tell him Mary I hate people like him that try to scam people they are scum of the earth!!!
Once you start using water floss you'll never feel clean teeth without it. And your dentist will notice when they examine them.
The waterpik is a gamechanger!
Is water flossing safe if there is bone loss 2 degree i am afraid it may push my teeth or affect on its stability
Reham barakat talk to the dentist on this channel not me
My dental assistants always seem kinda disappointed because I have no tartar and my gums don't bleed. I had a cleaning that took like 5 minutes one time (they charged full price of course haha). Just wish they had these when I was younger, really is a game changer, and tooth saver.
I've pre-ordered the instafloss water flosser and I'm weirdly excited for it lol. I've never used a water flosser before but I always hear such good things about them
Wish I knew this years ago. Practical cleaning is the only way to prevent gum disease and tooth loss. Very well stated as simple advice and directions.
your theory assumes anyone in the world without a toothbrush or dentist will have bad tooth decay.
I went to a periodontist today, I was quite disappointed with the way he said my problem is and how to use those gum floss picks. I came here to have more explanation about it because he did not explain to me much, he was just mad at me (that’s how I felt). Your videos helped me out a lot. I want to say thank you for sharing all about these gums issues!! It is all about educating and having the patient as you do. I appreciate so much for your videos! Please, continue posting them!
Same for me. I find he does explain things in such a way that is very easy to undesrtand. Find him a very friendly periodontic doctor and i find he has a very calm voice too
Thank you Rosana for your personal observations and suggestions
How can we support him
What’s the name of the pick you recommended?
Salute to Dr,Nemeth for his great clarity on dental care
I am new to your channel. I have just subscribed. You have no idea how you have inspired me! Finally a dentist who explains things clearly, demonstrates how to use the products, and genuinely cares about people and his chosen profession. I am very grateful to have found this channel, and this dentist. Thanks again, Dr. Nemeth.
Since having a baby my oral hygiene has tanked and I’ve always hated classic floss so this is helpful! My bottom gum line feels quite painful.
I can’t stop watching your videos . 😊
I really enjoy your videos, they are very informative and help me understand how to use different dental implements correctly. You are very comforting.
Bill Nye out here doing the lord’s work 🙌🏼
Dr Nemeth, I COULDN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH! This is OUTSTANDING! Invaluable information. Especially teaching us how to use all the tools properly. Thanks to you, I will be saving my teeth. I am purchasing the recommended products including the water pik. In addition, I will be contacting your office. Again, Thank you.
Köszönöm, hogy megosztotta ezeket a termékeket és a tudását Németh úr! Már rég kerestem vékony fogpiszkálót és a tanácsaiért is hálás vagyok.
Thank you so much Dr Nemeth!!! Your videos have beem so helpful.
You have me convinced, 100% convinced, and I appreciate your good advice.
Dr. Nemeth, thank you for this very helpful information.
This guy is an honest guy. Whatever he says should be practised by people who care about their dental health and their wallet. My previous dentist had never given me this kind of advice and now, I have several deep fillings and two possible root canal treatments. Not entirely their faults, though, but I wish they had given me more advice than simply saying 'You should floss'. Include a waterpik; interdental brush; dental floss; and mouthwash in your daily dental care regime.
I am so happy to help you!
@@josephrnemeth Thank you for your offer. I have a good dentist now so I am OK for now.
Registered dental hygienist of 34 years chiming in. Thank you for explaining this so well. Here’s the problem in a lot of general dentist office. With insurance reimbursements so low and overhead so costly, hygiene appointment times are being shortened to 30-45 minutes. Spending an acceptable amount of time doing hygiene instructions is a challenge. Additionally, in order to save money, many office are no longer giving out hygiene goody bags to their patients. It’s really hard to educate patients when you can’t even show them how to use a proxabrush or floss properly. If I can’t give them the basic tools to get their home care regimen jump started, then it’s very unlikely they will return in 6 months with any improvement. Honestly, it often very difficult to even get perio charting in during the shorten appointments.
I'm 35 years old and I've gone to a dentist atleast once a year for as long as I can remember. 2 months ago was the first time I was shown how to use floss properly and also how (and why) periodontal disease progresses. I wish I knew this information atleast 10 years ago.
They're supposed to show you how to do it correctly?
@susanmetz9892 I completely agree and understand what you're saying. Just like a good physical trainer at a gym is worth their weight in gold so is a good dental hygienist. You pay the physical trainer to do an evaluation of your current physical condition and limitations. Based on the evaluation, he will recommend exercises and show you how to do those exercises to accomplish your goals. It's priceless when you accomplish your goals in the gym without getting hurt. If you don't hire a physical trainer, and you hurt yourself because you're going beyond your abilities or doing the exercise wrong, you're going to pay more in medical bills and/or not being able to work. Same thing with a hygienest. If you don't hire a one for an hour or two, then you're going to pay MUCH, MUCH MORE down the road getting cavities filled, root canals, crowns, and maybe even losing some or all of your teeth due to periodontitis. The $120 dollars I spent for a hygenist to come over for two hours and show the whole family how to care for our oral health was some of the best money I ever spent. I'm so glad I did it.
You sound like hygienist that really cares about your patients health but your hands are tied due to the circumstance you mentioned.
@@bernardocisneros4402 What you described is the widespread problem throughout all medical fields in the U.S. It would be impossible to run a dental or medical practice with the overhead being astronomical while the insurance reimbursement is minimal.
At long last I find a video that demonstrates how to use the water flosser. I bought one but managed to floss the mirror, vanity and my face before managing to turn it off. As I was disinfecting my washroom I swore I'd never do THAT again. I may just do that now! Thanks
I know this is late in coming, but i'm so glad that youtube brought you to me. On your advice I got a water pic which feels amazing. It makes my gums feel so good. I also got, the brush pics. I am happy to not have to use floss any longer. Sometimes I use the brush pics several times a day. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us.
Thank you for these videos! I have been using the wrong technique!
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos. I wish I lived near you! You're so great at explaining things and I really enjoy all of your videos.
I had a wonderful dentist many moons ago who had a beautiful fish tank in his waiting room. There were many colorful fish in the tank but I liked the cute little note at the bottom: "only floss the teeth you wish to keep" I never forgot that!
I find your videos very valuable! Thanks for the wonderful advice!
Thanks so much Cameron! Glad we could help.
I've learned a lot from your video. I have crowded, overlapping teeth, cavities in between those teeth, as well as advanced periodontal disease and loose (and lost) teeth. My mouth is an embarrassing nightmare. But thanks to your video, I see that there are alternatives to the regular dental floss which won't go in between some of my teeth. It's too late to save my teeth but I can at least improve the health of my gums somewhat and possibly keep my teeth a little longer until I can get dentures. Such great information! I see a Waterpik in my future. Thank you so much!
I have something like that too and I want to share that I am seeing way healthier gums now that I use a repairing mouthwash called Biorepair. I’m not sure where you’re from and if this product is available in your area, but I’m sure there are equivalents. This mouthwash has a viscosity to it that makes it stick a bit longer and some ingredients that are working wonders on my gums. They are not swollen, red and bleeding anymore. No bad breath. If it helps, I had a round of antibiotics last month (for a sore throat) and I think it killed the bacteria under my gums, but flossing, brushing and using the repairing mouthwash before bed is doing wonders
@@kme3894. Do you also have gum recession? That mouthwash you mention is available through Amazon in the US and saw that one of its ingredients includes xylitol which is very good for mouth health.
Thaaaannkkk you doctor!!!! You are helping me get my dental life together. Thank you for your recommendations!
Thank you for including the water pick info. I was wondering how often you could use it. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Brilliant. Sometimes floss will pull out lose fillings or bridges.
Thank you so much. I can’t tell you how many dentists have told me I'm too vigorous and no less with my flossing. This is going to help so much
A very big thanks #drosuma for all you do I mean who could have believed I would be herpes free ,I must admit your herbs are marvelous !!!😷😷
Just started using the Proxabrush. Even though I've brushed/flossed daily since I was a teen (60 now) and have cleanings/exams every six months, gum recession has really gotten worse in the last few years. The relief I got from usung the Proxa brush with some sensitive toothpaste between my molars was amazing! No more burning and itching! Thanks for the great videos, Dr. Nemeth!
I have a Mouthwatchers toothbrush, that has flossing bristles...some longer bristles that reach in further than the others. I really like it
If it wasn't for this man, I wouldn't have understood the gums should not bleed and the reasons why they do .... Since watching I bought an Oral B tooth brush and a Water Pik flosser ... THANK YOU DR NEMETH
This doc is very good + thorough.
Thank you for your videos. I just bought some of them. Picks that going between your teeth and a water pick thank you again
Never seen a video like this, from a periodontist to boot. Great video and information. Thank you so much, very much appreciated
Good advice. Even my regular dentist did not go to such detail. Guess KZhead is the ultimate dental advisor on the go.
Thanks for sharing these helpful tips
You're welcome!
Hi Dr Nemeth. Great video as always. What interdental aid would you recommend for patients with Parkinsons or reduced manual dexterity?
Love your channel! Learning so much. All dentists should be like you. I have a question: where can I purchase your Perio Mix? Thank You, Joy
Thank you for this important information to save my teeth!! 😁
Thank you very much for sharing this knowledge. You will save many unsuspecting people from getting gum disease.
I have bought the soft plastic picks - the brand I’ve bought from calls them dental sticks - because of you and I’m now practicing how to use them ☺️
What's the name
You explain so well and it shows you are in the business of educating and helping people. Let me know when you move to ohio.
That’s was so useful. Thank you
Amazing brush - I will try that - I have never seen it before - and the standard water Pick is also new to me - the names were very difficult to catch -
The water flosser was the best investment i ever made... I was shocked at how much old food got trapped under the gums and this was even with regular flossing. Sometimes my tongue would feel like something was there but i could not get it out. Letting the water massage the location for a while caused a piece of something to come out and my teeth suddenly felt less irritable and cool. I got the portable version. It has a rechargeable battery and is a little larger than an electric toothbrush.... Continued use also minimizes plaque buildup
We are so happy to meet yet another good periodontist that recommends the waterpik!! Thank you for educating the community! Excellent video!
This really changed my mind on flossing. I'm going to get some of these things and ditch the flossing string.
Thank Dr. For all this tips and for sharing educational content. U sound a very brilliant dentist. Would be happy to be ur patient but live in the Uk. 😉😊
My husband is a Union Man and we have Cadillac insurance which has allowed us great dental insurance. NO Dentist has given us this highly valuable information but push extractions and implants. Thank you 😊
Funny I legit have all of these, except the first two brushes he showed. And the ones he said are his favorite really are amazing, I got my sister using them now. Plus the water flosser as well.
I got a Water Pic/flosser a few years ago. Just blasts away any food between my teeth. I have several crowns that are hard to floss because they are too close to each other. The only way to clean them is with the flosser. Really worth the money! I got an electrical one and a battery-charged portable one I got off Amazon. The electrical one is super strong. The portable one is good, too.
although i admit being uneducated in this particular aspect, u truly blew my mind with the water floss device. it seems like a must have!
It is!! Just bought mine and I love it
Thanks doc 🤗, that was very useful
I really like the way you explained,thanks ♥I would like to know where your office located.
Waterpik is best to use on low pressure only. I don't have one but heard that recommended.
Thank you! very helpful video! God bless!
Thank you for this video. Do you use the waterflosser in addition to the other flosser you said you also use, or do you alternate between the two?
I will really like having one of those waterflosser thanks dr
Hello, this video is Awesome 👍, thank you so much, just can you please list all the tools you showed here? I saw just 3 items listed 🙂
Dr Nemeth, I enjoyed your video. I've personally found the Waterpik to be the absolute best cleaning device for my teeth. I started using one a little over a year ago. At my last cleaning my hygienist could not believe the improvement to my teeth. She asked me if I had changed anything to my regiment. I mentioned the use of a Waterpik. To my surprise and disbelief, she commented that the Waterpik is not a useful cleaning tool and is the equivalent of rinsing the mouth with water. I completely disagree and feel the Waterpik should be pushed more heavily to all patients. It is also super cheap to operate. Just add water. It is the equivalency of high pressure watering the cracks of a sidewalk after sweeping. I firmly believe the bacteria within the gums leads to many health issues (heart disease, Alzheimer's, cancer, immune system stress) and the health risk severity is not promoted enough.
@@josephrnemeth I most appreciate your response Dr. Nemeth. Much respect and thank you!
Equivalent to mouth washing mouth washing just swish around while water flossing aim interdental teeth huge difference here I never use it. But a basic logic thing you can sense here without need a rocket brain to know I guess she failed as a hygienist job for long years if she disbelief and disagree about it. I do not know how she able to be as Hygienist in waterpik was recommended to most dentist and healthcare practitioner out there. I'm guessing she just want $$ my theory lols.
I don't know what I would do without my waterpik
people mouthwash does more harm than good. stop using this crap.
Thank you Dr Nemeth, for this education. I wish you had been my dentist. I have a question on bone graph. Does it work and is it safe?
Thank you for this. I hate flossing
-This has been very helpful to me
Thank you, Dr. Nemeth, for this informative video. I have tried these "flossalternatives," :) but I can't effectively get them between my teeth without causing discomfort. So I just floss, and thoroughly and vigorously RINSE right after. That makes a huge difference; it is amazing the amount of food particles I see after I floss and then rinse. And of course, my good ol' Waterpik but not as often as I should! :) The only effective flossalternative I've found is "The Doctor's Brushpicks." Inexpensive and I can get them in between some of my teeth but not all.
My mom got waterpik after dentist recommended it to her…now I think I should invest in one since alot ppl love it. The only floss device I like products that have dual floss and pik.
Thank you for an excellent video. It should really help the average person preserve teeth health. Clear and concise. Very well done.
This is GREAT ❤😊 "If you aren't your own doctor, you are a fool."
I started using some of his floss tips and now my total oral care routine is over an hour a day lol. I’m in braces and it’s really difficult to floss so I’m using floss threaders dipped in toothpaste , proxabrushes dipped in toothpaste, water pik with mouthwash and different electric and manual toothbrushes. I have 10 different toothpaste and 10 different mouthwashes that I rotate between. Some products were bought from my dentist and not OTC. I also get my teeth cleaned every 3 months. I’ve been in braces for 4.5 years and it’ll probably be 5-6 years before I get them off and I also have impacted canines so it’s super important for me to take care of my teeth. I think I might be a little too obsessed though. I find myself going to different stores just to see if I can find new and different oral care products. I even found all the braces care items on Amazon. I Was very happy to find a whitener made just for braces since I’m in white ceramic brackets that stain easily. Next up is finding oral probiotics and ultra fine proxabrushes because my teeth are super tight and close together and it seems even the ones made for tight spaces are still too big in some areas. I never thought I’d start hoarding oral care. Exciting stuff for me 😅. Thanks so much for your tips. My favorite is the Proxabrush dipped in toothpaste. I use a non foaming gel based toothpaste just for this so that the brush glides better and I’m also not dealing with the excess foaming and spitting every 2 seconds while I’m trying to focus on flossing. Works out great 👍🏼
I know it's been 9 months but I needed to tell you you sound like me. Hoarding dental products has been my hobby for 5 years now lol. I JUST gave some stuff away a month ago...then bought some more stuff 😂. Also, great tips too!
My condolences for having braces. They're a huge pain (sometimes literally) to clean, and eats up a pretty decent chunk of time in the bathroom just cleaning. Seriously worth it though, and the feeling when your orthodontist finally removes them one day feels like heaven. Just remember to wear your eventual retainer for several more years :P
This is the freakin’ most useful vid I’ve seen today!
I use exact same water pick on highest setting would like it stronger but its fine....and he trees are great..Thanks
Thank you! God bless 🤗
VERY Helpful - Thanks.
Could you do a comparison of dental flosses?. There's waxed, unwaxed floss (which I like because it squeaks when the tooth is clean), satin floss, and "Reach" floss ( that some say is made with forever chemicals). Thanks.
Thankyou that's very informative - do you think Chlorhexidine mouthwash or gel helps? Is it safe for prolonged use?
Thanks Dr. For showing me how to use my dental tool correctly. My periodontal disease has advanced greatly. And I tried very hard to avoid this problem. I been seeing my dentist every three month for cleaning. And I am so sad. But, you have given me some hope.
This warms my heart! Thank you so much for commenting Jo-Ann!
Jo-Ann Andrews How have u dealt so far with periodontal disease? Did u make a recovery yet? I hope so Lmk because I’m in a similar situation unfortunately
Diego Unger Hi, Diego I’ve been using my Waterpik flosser after each meal, flossing after each meal, brushing after each meal. (no snacks). I added Probiotic formulated for Oral health. I use both products. PRP-DENTAL and PROBIORA PLUS. I see my dentist in October for a cleaning hopeful I’ll have a better report.
@@jo-annandrews1904 keep us up to date. Good luck.
Jo-Ann Andrews @ Please do this .. i have periodontal issue too .. with 5-6 mm of pockets .. in addition to brushing with an ultra soft tooth brush and above mentioned water flossing techniques .. i have been using charcoal toothpaste from amazon .. and it has been working well for me .. the pain from my gum tissue has reduced.. gums are healing .. i’m also doing wheatgrass pulling .. for teeth .. twice a day .. these two .. in combination with above mentioned dental hygiene with an extremely soft brush with thin bristles.. i have reduced carbs and stopped all forms of sugar .. and taking d and c vitamin supplements.. my gums have never been better!!! my gums are healing .. i have started only a couple of days ago .. and alrdy see the difference!!! please try this!!! also buy oral teeth and gum oil .. to massage ur gums .. it will help greatly!!!! let me know after a week!!! happy healing!!
Great job thank you so much God bless you
I used the waterpik highest pressure to try it out and it blew 4 of my teeth straight out of my mouth.. Cant believe you are on the highest pressure level bro, that´s just incredible!
Michael TH I was just about to say 😂
Omg I hope that's an exaggeration. I have knocked fillings out though.
@@tayloranderson456 :D
I'm finally at a number 6. I don't plan on going any higher
good tips, I have a water pik and yes, I'm always surprised by what comes out after brushing!
Just awesome! I can't wait to make an appointment with you, because I leave near your practice, lucky me!
Amazing! Can't wait to see you
I've used a waterpik for about a year but must say that I noticed, with the help of my dentist and hygienist, that using a sulcabrush and regular floss as well helps a lot too! I use 2 tone plaque disclosing tablets and if I go several days just using the waterpik and electric toothbrush, without floss or sulcabrush, the dye discloses old plaque.
Agree
Nothing beats string floss and water pick I use both together
Thank you so much God bless you and your family
You are so welcome
Very helpful! Thank you!
Well done. thank you. I will be investing in a water flosser.
U will love it got to manually floss too make sure u get a good water flosser some are not strong enough I have had ones with no pressure even from water pik my sis gave me her Water Pik was to strong for her she said got water flosser U will love threw mine out & replaced hers was stronger than mine.....good luck
I water floss it's life changing in a good way.😄
My Sonicare and WaterPik are a game changer. It feels like I just went to the dentist every time I brush. I have anxiety about traveling cause I don't have a travel WaterPik. But my Dentist always says I have no tarter or buildup.
Awesome video!!
Thank you Doctor!
I love this guy
he is the best dental blogger out there. Bar none.
Nice video. My dentist recommended using the interdental brushes together with dental floss but my teeth are very tight and I always end up with bleeding gums caused by the wire the interdental brushes are made of. I wonder if the soft picks also have these wires?
Thank you so much Sir ❤️
Thank you!
Oh man I want these. In my opinion flossing feels really satisfying and relieving any feeling of gunk, and these look like they would be even more satisfying My only issue with water flosser is I feel the need to disinfect it pretty thoroughly before and after each use, and dry it out completely between uses due to paranoia about black mold, so it is too time consuming to use daily. I store it upside down with the handle hanging down to encourage any droplets left to drop out, and in a room that isn't high humidity (not the bathroom).
That would be my concern with the water flosser as well, moisture, mold, and bacteria.
I sterilise mine (and toothbrushes) with baby sterilising solution. I also have a ‘Vital baby nuture pro uv steriliser and dryer’. I’m in the UK but I’m sure you can buy in the USA.
Love his videos!