Spinbrush Kids Battery Powered Toothbrush

Research shows that kids brush 38% longer with Spinbrush.

Several fun and exciting designs are available including My Way!?, Spider-Man?, Iron Man, Hulk, Wolverine, Astronaut, Soccer Ball, Dolphin, Ice Cream Cone, Pikachu, Skateboard and Butterfly plus other popular images to help make brushing fun.

NEW! My Way!? Decorate Your Brush Your Way! Kids can personalize and decorate
their own battery-powered Spinbrush?! Includes 6 sheets of fun, water-safe stickers.

Features:

• Great handle designs make brushing fun!
• Promotes healthy brushing - removes plaque and massages gums
• Smaller brush head designed for small mouths
• Ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip
• Includes 2 AAA batteries

Children under six should brush with adult supervision.

Parent Tips:

A healthy smile, good breath, and strong teeth all contribute to ayoung person?s sense of personal appearance, as well as confidence andself-esteem. Here are some things you can do as a parent to help your kids achieve excellent oral health!

1. Brush along with your child. Maybe even make a game out of it. Let them see how important good oral care is to you and how much you enjoy it.
2. Schedule regular dental visits for checkups, periodontal evaluations and cleaning. But do it so the entire family goes together.
3. Check your child?s mouth for the signs of disease, including bleeding gums, swollen and bright red gums, gums that are receding away from the teeth and bad breath.
4. If you notice that your child has poor oral-health habits, work to help change those tendencies now.
   

Instructions:

1. Put toothpaste onto the brush and put the brush in your mouth before you turn on the Spinbrush?.
2. Place your toothbrush against your teeth and gums and brush back and forth gently in short strokes accross each tooth.
3. Brush the outside of your teeth, then the inside of your teeth next to your tongue. After this, brush the chewing part of the teeth.
4. Use the small tip of the brush to clean the inside surfaces of the front teeth, using a gentle up and down stroke.
5. Finally, brush the tongue to remove germs that can make breath smell bad.