Tips For Brushing
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How to Make Brushing Teeth A Fun Experience for Kids
Brushing teeth doesn’t have to be a chore! Here are some tips to make it fun for your kids:
Brushing isn’t always fun. Often times it’s not fun at all! But the most important tip for brushing is that it HAS to be done EVERY DAY in order to prevent dental cavities and gum disease. Don’t get discouraged and don’t give up! Your effort and consistency will be well worth it as your child enjoys a life of healthy smiles.
Whether too young, or too stubborn, many children resist oral hygiene. Allowing them to choose their own brush and/or toothpaste can be encouraging. Other suggestions include using brushing apps or games to make their brushing routine a positive experience. And then there are kids that want to brush their teeth, but aren’t capable of getting every nook and cranny. Let them have a turn first and then, “inspect their work” and go over the teeth again!
If your child has a tooth that touches another tooth, gently snap some floss between them to keep it quick and easy. Flossing once a day, along with brushing morning and night, is your child’s very best defense against cavities! And when it’s all said and done - don’t forget to reward them with a non-edible reward like a sticker or a big hug!