GUM Kids Toothbrush #76 for 3-6 years
Description:
SOFT but EFFECTIVE to remove plaque.
Co-developed with Japan Dental Hygienist, the Gum kids toothbrush features soft bristles specifically designed for effective plaque removal especially in children with growing permanents teeth.
Small head size and shorter handle for 3-6 years old
Available in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand
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Choosing the right gum kids toothbrush for your child depends on a few factors. Comfort is key, so you should choose the right-sized gum toothbrush for your child to brush his/her teeth. As a general guide, choose toothbrushes with small heads for 3-6 year olds and slightly bigger heads for 7-12 year olds. In addition, choose a gum toothbrush of a length that is easy to handle and with soft bristles so that it does not hurt the gums.
- Wide handle & Compact head
Wide handle provides stable and easy brushing, while compact head allows easy movement inside children’s mouth
- Soft bristles
Soft bristles designed for effective removal of plaque but gentle for the gums
Q: How to choose the right toothbrush for a child?
Choosing the right toothbrush for a child depends on a few factors. Considering the comfort, you should choose the right-sized toothbrush for your child to brush his/her teeth. Generally, we choose toothbrushes with small heads for 3-6 year old’s and slightly bigger heads for 7-12 year old’s. In addition, choose a toothbrush of a length that is easy to handle and with soft bristles so that it does not hurt the gums.
Q: What does a good kid’s toothbrush look like?
A kid’s toothbrush should have a wide handle and a compact head. A wide handle provides better grip for stable and easy brushing, while a compact head allows easy movement inside children’s mouth. Recommended for soft bristles toothbrush which are designed for effective removal of plaque yet are gentle on the gums.
Q: What is the right way of brushing your child’s teeth?
Hold your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle facing the gums of either upper or lower teeth.
Gently move the brush back and forth with short (tooth-size) strokes. Similarly use the brushing technique for outer, inner, and the chewing surfaces of the teeth.
To clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, tilt the brush vertically and make several up-and-down strokes.
Q: How often should kids brush their teeth?
2 times per day for 2-3 minutes each time.
