How to Brush Children's Teeth
by Tammy Davenport
for About.comUpdated: March 28, 2007
About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by our Medical Review Board
It is the easiest to stand behind or beside your child with your arms around their neck. Hold the toothbrush in a position that's comfortable for you.
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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