Elmex children's toothbrush, 1 pc

Elmex children's toothbrush

The Elmex children's toothbrush has been specially developed for the gentle care and cleaning of the milk teeth of children aged 2 to 6 years.It supports children in learning to brush their teeth through play.The small brush head glides gently and comfortably through the child's mouth, while the soft, rounded bristles clean the baby teeth particularly thoroughly and gently.

The ergonomic handle with guide lines is suitable for all types of grips that children of this age try.The handle is designed with ergonomics experts and is non-slip, making brushing your teeth easier.The toothbrush also has a suction cup for easy, fun and upright storage.

The health of milk teeth is of great importance because they are not only important for grinding food and the proper development of speech, but also serve as placeholders for permanent teeth.Early tooth loss can have a detrimental effect on the child's overall health and the position of the permanent teeth.

No prescription is required for this product.Dental professionals recommend replacing your toothbrush every 3 months and after infectious diseases and after wear and tear.

Area of application

The Elmex children's toothbrush supports children in learning dental care.Soft bristles, a dosing aid, a handle with a suction cup and integrated guide lines help you brush your teeth thoroughly.To encourage your child's first attempts at brushing, you should give your child a toothbrush that is tailored to his or her motor skills.

Contraindications

If you are known to be hypersensitive to any of the ingredients, this product should not be used.

Dosage

Recommended use of the Elmex children's toothbrush: Use as usual for dental care.Children under 8 years of age should only use the toothbrush under supervision.

Notes

The Elmex children's toothbrush is not suitable for children under 2 years.Children under 8 years of age should only use the toothbrush under supervision.The toothbrush is not suitable for chewing or biting and should not be used as a toy.

By the age of around 3 years, children's primary teeth are usually complete, and permanent teeth develop underneath the primary teeth.Practice regular, systematic tooth brushing with your kindergarten age child using the KAI-method and supervise your child while doing so.

To encourage your child's first attempts at brushing, you should give your child a toothbrush that is tailored to his or her motor skills.A special children's toothbrush with a handy, non-slip handle, a small brush head and soft bristles is best suited for this.