How to Brush Children's Teeth
by Tammy Davenport
for About.comUpdated: March 28, 2007
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With so many toothbrushes available for children, it can be confusing trying to decide which one is the best. The toothbrush that you decide to use should be small enough to fit comfortably into your child's mouth and should also have soft bristles.
Prev
- Choose a Small Toothbrush With Soft Bristles
- Use a Small Amount of Toothpaste
- Best Position for Brushing
- Use a Timer
- Brush the Back Teeth First
- Rinse Thoroughly
- Finish up Front
- Flossing
- Dental Flossers
- Admire Your Childs Teeth
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