Could Changing Your Toothpaste Make Brushing More Fun?

Posted on 2/25/2019 by Kelly Hong

Brushing your teeth doesn't have to be boring. Today, there are more toothbrush options available than ever, and changing to a new one might spice up your brushing routine. You – or your child - might even say that brushing is fun!

Fun Toothbrush Features

There are many features available that can now make brushing fun for the entire family. These are some that you can seek out:

•	Fun characters. Children especially love to see their favorite characters on their tooth brush. Today you can find just about any character on a brush, ranging from Disney princesses to Star Wars characters. Offering bright colors and kid-friendly designs, your child will be happy to brush with his new toothbrush.
•	Electric options. If you've always brushed with a manual brush, switching up to an electric toothbrush might be the change that you need. You'll love using your new gadget and may find yourself looking forward to brushing twice a day.
•	Bluetooth connectivity. Oral-B offers a new toothbrush with Bluetooth-connectivity. An app guides users through brushing in one of several modes. It also tracks brushing habits and will offer helpful tips to get the most out of your brushing experience.
•	Lights and music. The Linsam Sonic kid's toothbrush is an electric-powered brush, and it features both LED lights and musical melodies to help kids focus on brushing. Your children will love brushing with this innovative new brush.
•	Talking characters. The Colgate kids Minion's battery-powered brush offers talking characters. They provide positive reinforcement and encouragement as your child brushes. The Minion's characters will talk your child through a routine of brushing in all four quadrants. Plus, when their two minutes of brush time is up, they even cheer!

While you certainly don't need a special brush to do a good job caring for your teeth, they may make brushing more fun. Give our office a call to learn more about how to properly care for your teeth.

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