1. Blisters are more, the brush is clean
The amount of foam depends on the amount of soap contained in the Toothpaste. The multi-bubble toothpaste contains more soap and reduces the friction when brushing. Instead, it affects the teeth cleaning effect. Excess soap can be decomposed into harmful chemicals in the oral cavity. Can stimulate oral mucosa and damage salivary enzymes.
2. Children's toothpaste can not contain fluoride
Excessive intake of fluorine may lead to dental fluorosis, skeletal fluorosis, and even acute fluorosis, nausea, vomiting, irregular heartbeat and other symptoms, which is why many parents worry about fluoride in toothpaste. However, it is an indisputable fact that toothpaste contains a small amount of fluoride to prevent dental caries. In fact, many professional studies have shown that the use of fluoride-containing toothpaste in children can only increase the incidence of fluorosis in areas with high fluoride levels in drinking water. In such areas, children under 6 years of age are not recommended to use fluoride-containing toothpaste. In other regions, children aged 3 and older use a special toothpaste for children with a fluoride content of approximately 1/3 of that of adult toothpaste. As long as the church teaches the proper method of mouthwash, the danger of swallowing is notified, and each time the amount of toothpaste is smaller than that of peas, there is no harm.
3. Good scented toothpaste
Common children's toothpastes on the market have a fruity flavor that is loved by children but can easily induce children to eat toothpaste. Therefore, it is best not to buy those toothpastes that are too rich in taste, and to tell children that toothpaste cannot be eaten.
4. "Food grade" toothpaste safer
In fact, toothpaste is to be in contact with the mouth and must be "food-grade." In addition, some children's toothpaste is marked with xylitol, vitamin C, vitamin E, and minerals, claiming to benefit children's teeth. In fact, there is no evidence that these ingredients have a protective effect on the teeth, but these are also harmless to the teeth. In summary, the functional toothpaste must have the QB2966 logo. The toothpaste with this logo was clinically proven and proven to be effective.
5. Children'S Toothbrush regardless of age
The oral cavity size, tooth development, and hand muscle development are different among children of different ages. It is wrong to use a Toothbrush regardless of age. 2 to 5 years old children in the early stage of tooth development, palms and mouth is small, should use a thicker handle, easy to go deep into the mouth of the brush head of the toothbrush, and bristles should be soft; after 6 years old, permanent teeth began to erupt, pay special attention Tooth cleaning should use a brush with soft bristle brush edges so that the toothbrush can be wrapped around each tooth and thoroughly cleaned. In addition, it is better not to use electric toothbrushes for children. Not only does it have no cleaning effect, but it can also damage gums and teeth.
