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Tips to Help Your Kids Start Brushing Their Teeth

Good oral hygiene has to start early. You need to teach your kids how to brush their teeth when teeth first begin to appear. You also need to reiterate healthy habits as they grow to keep teeth in their best condition. 

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Helping your kids develop healthy oral hygiene starts as soon as their teeth develop. Use these tips to encourage healthy habits in order to keep their teeth in the best condition as they grow.

  1. Let them play with the toothbrush. While in the tub, let your 人妻中出视频 chew on a brush. This gets them used to the look and feel of it. The chewing motion can also massage the gyms and erupting teeth.
  2. Use the 鈥淭ell-Show-Do technique.鈥 First, tell your 人妻中出视频 how to properly brush. Second, show them how it鈥檚 done on a doll or stuffed animal. Third, have your 人妻中出视频 brush their own teeth with help from a parent.
  3. Never assume a 人妻中出视频 brushes well on their own. Parents should help their preschoolers brush their teeth. As kids get older, their oral health habits may get worse. Make sure they鈥檙e brushing twice a day for at least two minutes each time.
  4. Let them pick out their own toothbrush. If they like it, they will use it more. Parents should help pick out a soft-bristled toothbrush designed for an infant or 人妻中出视频鈥檚 teeth.
  5. Don鈥檛 forget the toothpaste. Your 人妻中出视频 can pick their toothpaste, too, but make sure it contains fluoride, which can help prevent tooth decay. Use a small smear or rice-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste for 人妻中出视频ren under 3 years old. For those aged 3 to 6 years, use no more than a pea-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste.
  6. Play games. Make it fun and reward your 人妻中出视频 for good teeth brushing.
  7. Blast tunes. Put on your 人妻中出视频鈥檚 favorite song. They should brush the entire length of it.
  8. Find a 鈥渄ental home.鈥 Parents are encouraged to find a pediatric dentist by age 1. At your 人妻中出视频鈥檚 first appointment, a pediatric dentist will determine whether their teeth are developing normally and if there are any dental problems. Most importantly, the pediatric dentist will provide parents with education with how to prevent dental decay.