Crest and Oral-B Pro-Health FOR ME is the first and only complete line of oral care products for tweens (Kids 8+) created to protect all the areas dentists check in kids including fighting cavities, strengthening teeth enamel and freshening their breath.
Crest and Oral-B Pro-Health FOR ME
Crest Pro-Health FOR ME
The Pro-Health FOR ME line includes toothbrushes that are just the right size of older kids’ mouths, toothpaste and rinse flavors designed for tweens and floss picks that are easy to use–all in unique packaging that’s cool enough for tweens!
Oral-B Stages 3 offers a regimen including toothbrushes, toothpaste, and flossers for children ages 5-7 years old.
Oral-B Pro-Health FOR ME CrossAction Toothbrush
Three steps in healthy oral care regimen include:
- Brushing Twice a Day
- Flossing Once a Day
- Rinsing Twice a Day
According to the American Dental Association you should change your toothbrush every three months.
The Oral-B Pro-Health FOR ME CrossAction Toothbrush, features a combination of CrissCross bristles and a Power Tip to effectively reach and clean between sensitive gaps kids’ 8-12 experience.
Like fingerprints, everyon’s tongue print is different.
Crest Pro-Health FOR ME Fluoride Anti-cavity Toothpaste features:
- A unique appearance chosen by tweens to make brushing fun
- Tween-approved Minty Breeze flavor
- Fights cavities
- Strengthens enamel
- Cleans teeth to brighten
- Freshens breath
Dr. Robert Hutson designed and patented the first Oral-B toothbrush in 1949 to help patients better clean their teeth more safely.
Oral-B Stage III Toothbrush
- Features cup-shaped bristles that surround each tooth and a Power Tip that easily reaches around and behind back teeth.
- The larger handle and non-slip grip is designed for bigger hands and improved dexterity for a child who is brushing with less help.
- Available with Disney Princesses, Toy Story and Disney Cars
- Accompanying Stage 3 Oral-B Stages Toothpaste also available in Disney Princesses, Toy Story and Cars
How much is the Tooth Fairy paying per tooth? Around $2 per tooth, according to Securian Dental Plans, an insurance provider (12/05 Money Magazine)
Children should start flossing as soon as two teeth touch each other.
Oral-B Pro-Health FOR ME Floss Picks
- Easy to use and less messy for more complete clean vs. brushing alone
- Minty Breeze flavor and tween-inspired color
- Brushing alone can miss up to 30% of the tooth surface. A plastic-handled flosser can make it easier for kids to floss.
Use a fluoride rinse for 30-seconds to kill bad breath germs and protect against plaque and gingivitis.
Healthy eating habits can help lead to healthy teeth.
- Try to limit your child’s intake of sugary snacks.
- If your child must snack, choose nutritious foods such as vegetables, low-fat yogurt and low-fat cheese.
It is important to show kids with braces the correct way to brush.
- Using a two-step system–brushing from the top down and then the bottom up–will help dislodge any breakfast stuck in the brackets.
Tweens should protect their teeth and mouths during sports and recreational activities such as skate-boarding and roller blading. Mouth guards can help provide protection.
Tobacco stains teeth and significantly increases the risk of gum disease and oral cancer.
When bacteria in the mouth breaks down, it produces acids that can erode tooth enamel and lead to decay.
Most experts recommend a dental check-up every 6-months–more often if you have problems like gum disease.
The American Dental Association established February National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM).
After a professional dental cleaning, it only takes a few hours for plaque to re-form on your teeth, so make sure you brush, floss and rinse every day between visits.
Don’t forget to visit Oralb.com/stages and CrestProHealth.com for more valuable information.