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safety toothbrushes - step 3 for older kids
Your child's oral health is your resonsibility, and you need to begin a hygiene program immediately. The American Dental Association (ADA) suggests that you begin cleaning your baby's mouth a few days after birth. Here's how to do it:
After each meal take a wet washcloth (or a product like Tenders Infant Pre-Toothbrushes) and wipe your baby's gums. This removes plaque that can accumulate on your baby's gums. Plaque is a sticky substance containing mucus, food debris, and bacteria.
Cleaning your baby's mouth accustoms your baby to having a clean, plaque-free mouth. It also gets your baby accustomed to you meddling in their mouth. This makes it more comfortable for the child later when a dentist needs to examine erupting teeth, and when you begin brushing.
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Ideal for braces, this professional model battery-operated toothbrush cleans better than a manual toothbrush!
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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For older children and adults with limited dexterity
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