Philips HP 930 Manuel utilisateur

HP 930

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Teeth for a lifetime with Philips/Jordan

Clean and healthy teeth give the security and

confidence of good appearance.

Furthermore, keeping one's teeth for a lifetime is

the ultimate goal of dental care. Your own daily

dental hygiene as well as the efforts of your

dentist and other professionals are aimed at this.

Philips/Jordan strongly supports this objective.

To safeguard healthy teeth and gums, proper and

frequent removal of plaque in all areas of the

mouth is required.

What is dental plaque?

Dental plaque is the main cause for dental

diseases.

It is a soft and sticky film which continually

develops on teeth, especially in hard to reach

areas as along the teeth line and in between

teeth.

It has almost the same colour as teeth and is

therefore hardly visible.

As long as plaque is still soft, it can be easily

removed.

What are the effects of plaque?

The bacteria in the plaque produce an acid which

can dissolve the enamel of the teeth and the

dentine beneath it. This will cause dental decay

(caries) (fig. 1).

The bacteria also form

substances which may

cause inflammation of

the gums (gingivitis) or

decay of the supporting

tissue (periodontis).

Inflamed gums are

generally red and

swollen and often bleed

when the teeth are

brushed (fig. 2).

Thorough and regular

removal of plaque in all

areas of the mouth will

prevent gingivitis from

starting and will help

stop the spread of

periodontitis.

Philips/Jordan 2-Action plaque remover

2-Action Brush

The power of this new developed plaque removal

system is in the double performance of the

oscillating brush.

Fast oscillating

movements combined

with the additional active

tip movements in the

space between the

teeth, result in a

thorough and highly

effective cleaning of

every area of the teeth

(fig. 3).

Controlled Pressure

Proper cleaning technique requires excellent

handling of a brush as it is a balancing act

between applied pressure and movements.

Too much pressure may damage both teeth and

gums, causes unneccessary wear of the brush

and also reduces the effectiveness of the

brushing operation.

The Controlled Pressure system helps you to

control applying the correct pressure when

brushing your teeth.

When the pressure level is exeeded, the brush

actively warns you by a sudden change in the

position of its neck.

This may occur often when first time used.

Clinical tests show that the Controlled Pressure

will assist you in developing effective electrical

brushing techniques for cleaning at the right

pressure, within a few days (fig. 4).

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Oral water jet

The oral water jet by Philips is an additional

device to assist you in the daily care for your

teeth. It gives your mouth a delightfully fresh

feeling, particularly when mouthwash has been

added to the water.

1-jet/6-jet system

•The oral water jet can help remove food and

beginnings of (soft) plaque from less accessible

places, such as the gaps between teeth. For

this, one single, powerful, pulsating jet is used

(fig. 33).

This jet can also be used to rinse away plaque,

which has first been detached from the teeth by

means of the rechargeable toothbrush, a

toothpick, a coil brush or dental floss.

∂Six pulsating water jets can be used to

massage the gums (fig. 42).

This helps stimulate blood circulation and can

improve the health of the gum tissue.

Important

General

•If the mains cord of this appliance is

damaged, it must be replaced by the

original type only.

Please apply to your Philips dealer or

to the Philips organisation in your

country for replacement.

Rechargeable toothbrush:

•First charging: at least 16 hours.

•For optimum brushing efficiency and

for hygiene: replace the click-on

brushes as soon as the hairs begin to

stand out or at least every three

months.

•It is advisable to use your electrical

toothbrush twice a day for at least two

minutes.

•For long life it is important to fully run

down the electrical toothbrush and

then recharge for 12 hours at least

every 6 months.

•The mains plug on the charging unit is

made in accordance with the latest

European standards. Although safe the

pins may be loose in a standard UK

shaver socket. Please make sure a

close connection is made. If you

require to connect to a normal 3 pin

socket use a suitable adapter.

•The built-in rechargeable battery

contains substances which may

pollute the environment.

When eventually discarding your

appliance please remove the built-in

rechargeable battery (fig. 21-23) and

dispose of it at an officially assigned

refuse site or otherwise according to

national regulations. Please refer to

section “Protecting the environment”.

Oral Water Jet:

•When using the Oral Water Jet for the

first time or after a long time of disuse it

may be necessary to start the water

flowing by setting the volume control to

the maximum setting (5) and the jet tip

nozzle to position •(for one-jet

operation). Within 10 to 20 seconds the

water should start to flow.

General Description (fig. 5)

Rechargeable toothbrush:

A2-Action brush head

BOscillating brush

CActive tip

DColoured identification ring (click-on)

EDrive shaft

F”Controlled Pressure”bending head

GOn/off switch (button)

HBrushes storage compartment - for 2-

Action brush heads

IInner container for Aand P

Oral Water Jet:

JWater container

KWater container lid

LJet tips storage compartment

MHandle

NHandle holder

OWater hose

PJet tip (can be clicked on to the handle)

QOn/off button (“Power”)

RVolume control ring

SSWater switch (“Stop/Start”)

TMAX button

UNozzle (adjust by rotating)

•=one jet (cleaning)

∂= six jets (massage)

General:

VMains cord with plug

WBracket (with screws and rawlplugs) for wall-

mounting

XMains cord storage

YStorage compartment lid

Bathroom use

• Using the mounting plate, mount the charge unit

to a wall where it cannot accidentally fall into

water.

• As the toothbrush itself is waterproof you may

choose to use it while having a shower or bath.

Cord storage (fig. 6-7)

Wall mounting (fig. 8-9)

Rechargeable toothbrush

How to charge (fig. 10-11).

•Before first use charge for at least 16 hours.

• In normal use, the toothbrush is recharged after

each use by just placing it back into the

connected charge unit.

How to use (fig. 12-16)

- Position (push and turn) the 2-Action brush

head on to the appliance (fig. 12).

- Press button (G) to

switch on (fig. 13).

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• Let the toothbrush do the work for you: just

guide the bristle carefully along the teeth. The

active tip will find its own way and enter into the

spaces in between the teeth. Ensure that the

brush touches the entire tooth surface as well

as a small section of the gums (fig. 14-15).

• If the head clicks backwards during brushing,

this means that you have applied too much

pressure (fig. 16).

• Also refer to the provided Tooth Brushing

Instructions card.

Minimum brushing time: 2 minutes (fig. 17)

Two minutes is regarded to be the minimum time

required for effective

plaque removal and

gum massage.

For even better

results you may

decide to brush

longer.

Remember that

fluoride in toothpaste

also needs some

time to act.

After brushing your

teeth (fig. 18-20)

- Switch the toothbrush

on and rinse it clean in

lukewarm (max.

60 °C) water.

Replacement 2-Action brush heads

For replacement, new 2-Action brush heads are

available from your dealer under type n°. HP 790.

Protecting the environment

To remove the built-in rechargeable battery when

eventually discarding your appliance: see

fig. 21-23.

• Please note: You can also take the appliance to

a Philips Service Centre. The staff will be happy

to help you.

• Before removing the battery should be

completely empty of charge. Let the appliance

run until the motor stops.

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• Please note: Only unscrew the bottom for

battery removal.

The toothbrush may not be watertight anymore

after the bottom has been unscrewed. For that

reason the guarantee is void after opening the

toothbrush.

An undamaged sticker at the bottom side

indicates that the appliance has not been

opened.

Oral Water Jet

Before first use (fig. 24-32)

(and also when the appliance has not been used

for a couple of days)

Before daily use (fig. 24-28)

Mouthwash for extra freshness

You may add a mouthwash to the water. After

using mouthwash, fill the water reservoir with

clean (unmixed) water and pump all the water out

of the appliance and into the wash basin. How to use (fig. 33-47)

- Select position • for cleaning (fig. 33).

- Bend over the wash basin and hold the jet tip

close to your teeth.

- Guide the water jet on to the front sides and the

back sides of the teeth, the gums, and

particularly to the spaces between your teeth to

remove remaining particles of food (fig. 37).

•Ensure that the water jet is at a straight

angle with the teeth (fig. 38). Do not direct

the water jet in such manner that it

penetrates the gums.

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• Before changing the position of the jet tip in

your mouth you may switch off the water supply

using the water switch (fig. 39).

• You can always adjust the water volume by

rotating the control ring (fig. 40).

•While you are still getting accustomed to the

Water Jet (and also if gum inflammation

trouble you) low water volume is advisable.

•”MAX”. If you wish maximum jet power for a

short time (esp. when cleaning under

bridgework) you can press the MAX button

(fig. 41). Release the button to switch back to

the set water volume.

- After cleaning, set the nozzle to position ∂for

gums massage (fig. 42).

Extra jet tips

Extra jet tips (for

replacement or

extension) are

available as an option

at Philips Service

Centres.

Cleaning

• Before cleaning, remove the mains plug from

the wall socket.

• Do not use abrasive or aggressive cleaning

aids, scourers, alcohol, acetone, etc.

• You can clean the appliance with a damp cloth

(if required using some detergent).

• The storage compartment is removable and can

be washed (also dishwasher safe) (fig. 48).

•Rechargeable toothbrush:

The toothbrush may be cleaned in lukewarm

(soapy) water.

•Oral Water Jet:

The hand grip holder

(fig. 49) and the water

reservoir may be

washed up in hot

soapy water and

rinsed under the tap.

These items can also

be cleaned in a

dishwasher.

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Des dents pour la vie avec Philips/Jordan

Une dentition propre et saine vous permet d'être

sûr de vous-même et d'avoir confiance dans

votre physique.

Mais l'hygiène dentaire quotidienne a aussi pour

objectif de vous aider à conserver vos propres

dents jusqu'à la fin de vos jours. Les efforts de

votre dentiste et autres professionnels ont le

même but.

Philips/Jordan soutient vigoureusement cet objectif.

Pour conserver des dents et des gencives saines,

il faut éliminer fréquemment et correctement la

plaque dentaire.

Qu'est ce que la plaque dentaire?

La plaque dentaire est la cause principale des

maladies dentaires. C'est un film souple et collant

qui se développe en permanence sur les dents,

en particulier dans les régions difficiles à

atteindre telles que la base de la dent ou les

espaces inter-dentaires.

Elle est presque de la même couleur que les

dents, et donc difficilement visible.

Tant que la plaque reste souple, elle s'enlève

facilement.

Quels sont les effets de la plaque?

Les bactéries de la plaque génèrent un acide qui

peut dissoudre l'émail des dents et la dentine qui

se trouve derrière. Cela provoque la détérioration

des dents (caries) (fig. 1).

Les bactéries forment aussi des substances qui

peuvent causer une

inflammation des

gencives (gingivite) ou

détruire le tissu de

soutien (périodontite).

Les gencives

enflammées sont

généralement rouges et

gonflées et saignent

souvent lorsqu'on se

brosse les dents (fig. 2).

Une élimination

minutieuse et régulière

de la plaque dans toutes

les zones de la cavité

buccale permet d'éviter

la gingivite avant même

son apparition et aide à

stopper la périodontite.

La brosse 2-Action anti-plaque Philips/Jordan

Brosse 2-Action

La puissance de ce nouveau système anti-plaque

réside dans la double action de la brosse

oscillante.

Les mouvements

oscillatoires rapides

combinés avec les

mouvements de la

pointe active dans les

espaces interdentaux

permettent de nettoyer

soigneusement et très

efficacement toutes les

zones des dents (fig. 3).

Contrôle de la pression

Une bonne technique de nettoyage nécessite une

excellente manipulation de la brosse car tout est

une question d'équilibre entre la force appliquée

et les mouvements. Une pression trop importante

peut endommager les dents et les gencives, user

inutilement la brossette et donc nuire à l'efficacité

du brossage.

Le système de contrôle de la pression vous aide

à contrôler la pression que vous appliquez

lorsque vous vous brossez les dents.

Si la pression est trop forte, la brosse vous

prévient de manière active en modifiant

brusquement la position de son manche.

Cela peut se produire souvent lors de la première

utilisation.

Les tests cliniques montrent que le contrôle de

pression vous aide à développer en quelques

jours une technique de brossage électrique

efficace (fig. 4).

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