Childrens Oral Care

What You’ll Find in Our Kids Oral Care Range

• Kids toothbrushes
  Soft-bristle brushes designed for smaller teeth and gentle cleaning
• Children’s toothpaste
  Options with age-appropriate fluoride levels and mild flavours
• Flossers for kids
  Easy-grip designs that make cleaning between teeth simpler
• Disclosing tablets
  A practical way to show missed areas and improve brushing technique
• Oral care accessories
  Fun, engaging tools that help build consistent habits

Choosing the Right Oral Care Products for Your Child

When selecting oral care products for children, it helps to consider:

• Age and stage – younger children need softer brushes and simpler routines
• Fluoride levels – choose formulations suited to your child’s age and needs
• Ease of use – products should be simple and comfortable to use daily
• Sensitivity – gentle formulas may be better for developing teeth and gums

If you’re unsure where to start, our team can help you choose products that suit your child’s routine and preferences.

What toothpaste is best for children?

The best toothpaste for children is one that suits their age, brushing ability, and comfort. Look for a low-abrasive formula with a mild flavour that encourages regular use. Many children benefit from toothpaste that contains fluoride, as it helps protect against tooth decay when used in the correct amount.

Should kids use fluoride toothpaste?

Fluoride toothpaste is commonly recommended for children as it helps strengthen enamel and reduce the risk of cavities. The amount of fluoride and how much toothpaste to use should match the child’s age. If you are unsure, it is a good idea to follow your dentist’s advice.

When should children start flossing?

Children can start flossing once their teeth begin to touch, as this is when a toothbrush alone may not reach between them. Parents often need to assist with flossing until the child develops the coordination to do it properly on their own.

How often should kids brush their teeth?

Children should brush their teeth twice a day, ideally in the morning and before bed. Consistent brushing helps remove plaque and supports long-term oral health. Supervision may be needed for younger children to ensure they are brushing effectively.

What age should children use electric toothbrushes?

Children can use electric toothbrushes once they are able to handle them safely and follow basic brushing instructions, which is often from around three years old. Some electric toothbrushes are specifically designed for children, with smaller brush heads and gentler settings.