Dental Care Baby Toothbrush Kids Silicone Finger Brush Clear Massage

User's Guidance for Baby Toothbrush:

1. Water for Brushing:

   • Use clean water for brushing your baby's teeth. Avoid using toothpaste to prevent accidental swallowing. This is especially important for very young babies.

2. Soft Brush Head:

   • The brush head is soft, and both sides can effectively clean the baby's mouth. Ensure gentle brushing to avoid discomfort.

3. Finger Tooth Box:

   • Utilize the baby finger tooth box to keep the toothbrush clean when not in use. This prevents contamination and ensures a hygienic toothbrush.

4. Regular Replacement:

   • Change baby toothbrushes frequently, ideally every 15-20 days, to maintain optimal oral health for your baby.

5. Silicone Suction Cup:

   • Toothbrushes with a silicone suction cup are suitable for infants and young children (2-5 years old) for gentle teeth cleaning and gum massage. Finger toothbrushes are ideal for babies aged 0-1.

Note:

• Cleaning and Disinfecting:
  • Clean the toothbrush before and after use. Disinfect it by boiling in 95°-100° water for 3-5 minutes. Check for any foreign matter in the bristles and replace when necessary.

Instruction:

1. Toothbrush Placement:

   • Place the toothbrush on the mother's index finger. Lift the baby slightly on their back or lie them down. Directly clean the milk teeth, mouth, and tongue coating.

2. Teeth Massage:

   • Use the baby finger toothbrush to help massage the roots of the baby's teeth. This can provide relief when the baby experiences itchiness in the anterior roots of deciduous teeth.

Additional Tips:

1. Supervision during Self-Brushing:

   • When the baby starts brushing their own teeth, parents should supervise to ensure thorough cleaning and protect the baby's oral health.

2. Use of Finger Toothbrush:

   • Incorporate a finger toothbrush to assist in cleaning the baby's mouth, helping reach areas that may be overlooked by the child and preventing potential tooth decay.

Maintaining proper oral hygiene from a young age is crucial for a baby's overall health. These guidelines provide a comprehensive approach to caring for your baby's teeth and gums. Always prioritize safety, cleanliness, and regular check-ups for optimal oral health.