How do you build a family dental routine that sticks?
One rule beats all gadgets: the right brush and paste for each age, replaced every three months — kids' teeth need kids' fluoride levels, not adult paste. Original toothpastes, brushes and oral care for adults and children. Keep spares — a frayed brush cleans about as well as no brush.
What fluoride level do children need?
Under 3: 1000 ppm, a rice-grain smear. Ages 3–6: pea-sized, up to 1450 ppm with supervision. The number is printed on every tube we sell.
Electric or manual for kids?
Either works with two minutes of actual brushing — a timer changes more than the brush type does.
Keep reading: Back-to-school hygiene: the care checklist for kids
