A waterpik is great for cleaning out all the food particles that get trapped in my mouth and my dental team strongly suggested I get one. I actually got two - the countertop model for at home and a portable one for travel. I love the countertop model as you are able to vary the water pressure better and my doctors cautioned to use a low pressure,

They also suggested the Sonicare electric toothbrush and I've been using that for a few years. I also use a soft toothbrush (like the Nimbus) and carry one with me to use after all meals.

Flossing is essential also, but I found it difficult to open my mouth wide enough to use the regular string floss. Reach makes a product that has a disposable floss head on a toolthbrush handle that makes it easier to floss my entire mouth.

Oral care after treatment is very important. I also use prescription flouride toothpaste.