How to Brush Children's Teeth
From Tammy Davenport, former About.com Guide
Updated: March 28, 2007
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Finish the final minute of brushing by focusing on the upper and lower front teeth. Angle the toothbrush where it is comfortable and flexible. Remember to brush the sides facing the tongue as well as the sides facing the lips.
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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