Why and How is Salt or Baking Soda and Hydrogen Peroxide Good for the Mouth? The modern use of these elements for oral hygiene is known as the Keyes Technique and it was developed in the late 70âs and early 80âs by Dr Paul H Keyes.
continuous bladder irrigation. A constant flow of normal saline (or other bladder irrigant) through a three-way urinary catheter to keep the catheter patent. It is typically used postoperatively following a transurethral resection of the prostate gland.
Daily irrigation. There are several types of oral irrigators, but like all self-care devices they require daily use for maximum efficacy. The most common type for home use is a pulsed flow irrigator. There are also direct flow or steady stream irrigators. Most of the studies completed on oral irrigation were done using pulsed irrigators by Waterpik Technologies. Results cannot be extrapolated to other pulsating devices or direct flow irrigators.