The APADENT KIDS toothbrush was designed as the first toothbrush
for young children from the time they first learn to brush their teeth.

Quality care of baby teeth directly affects the health of permanent teeth.

APADENT Kids toothbrush will be a great assistant in effectively cleaning teeth for a child from 3 years old . The compact brush head allows you to penetrate the most difficult to reach places. The soft rounded bristles contain the antimicrobial component APACIDER® (patented by Japanese manufacturers). During cleaning, a large amount of negatively charged ions is formed, which thoroughly break down dental plaque, making the surface of the teeth smooth and shiny. The shape of the handle is ideal for a child's hand, and a special recess allows the brush to not slip out of your hands while brushing your teeth.

Even the youngest child's newly erupted teeth are prey to caries- causing bacteria (especially the Mutans streptococci family), which quickly colonize and form plaque on the surface of the teeth.

So it's important to create a daily habit of brushing your teeth whenever your child wants to. (Some tips on how to make this fun are provided in the Japanese manufacturer's "Healthy First Teeth Brushing Tips for Baby".)

APADENT KIDS toothbrush is recommended for use by children after each meal (from approximately 3 years of age): Protection against caries Reduction of oral bacteria and plaque Extremely gentle care (small head and very soft bristles)

To achieve the best effect when using the APADENT KIDS toothbrush, we recommend teaching/helping your child brush their teeth.

Apply a small amount of APADENT BABY dental gel or APADENT KIDS children's toothpaste to the brush head (depending on the child's age, about the size of a pea or up to 1 cm). Gently but thoroughly brush the teeth and gums for 2-3 minutes, preferably after each main meal. Rinse with a little water and spit out any remaining dental gel or toothpaste at the end of brushing. (Please note that neither the gel nor the paste is harmful, even if the child swallows a small piece.)