Let’s face it, Dental care can be expensive. Even with dental insurance, you can pay thousands out of pocket for what seems like a simple procedure. Add to that kids dental care, unexpected care for yourself and your spouse and going to the dentist to take good care of your teeth can be hampered. I know I have not gone to take care of things because I just could not pay what was left after my insurance was done!
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They just brush their teeth with me everytime they see me brushing.
Could really use this
I have my son brush while getting a diaper change since he is almost 2.
My kids are still young and think it is fun.
Sing and let her look in the mirror while she does it! :-)
I have to pretend that he brush is a choo-choo train.
We use the Firefly light-up toothbrush……….my son loves it and will generally brush his teeth no problem as long as mommy brushes with him!!!
by threatening them LOL!, just kidding, I actually have to step in and help her otherwise, it isn’t done good enough with her alone brushing
Everyone needs to take care of their teeth, This is a great giveaway
My kids love to brush their teeth, no threats needed. Its all about the toothpaste :) and the spinning brushes of course
sounds awesome, great giveaway
I let my 2 year old decorate his toothbrush with stickers and he thinks it’s the coolest thing ever!
I have taught both my kids since the very beginning to brush their teeth. We’d do it twice a day like clockwork. Now they are 22 and 15 and refuse to brush their teeth. Ugh. Explains why we need a dental plan!! Thanks for offering this!!
A cool new toothbrush, and a yummy flavored toothpaste!
My kids have an old fashioned rice timer that they flip to brush their teeth. We also allow them each to have their own toothpaste because the each have their own taste.
I don’t have children but when I was little my mom got me to brush my teeth by making it fun. We had cool looking toothbrushes and fancy colored toothpaste.
My son actually enjoys brushing his teeth! He has cars toothbrushes &the one of them is electric. He likes to copy us so this ¬ flossing is one thing we don’t mind that he copies! He feels grown since he can do it himself &the adults do it.
I do not have children but I would like to think I would try to make brushing teeth fun and by the time they are old enough to realize its not fun they will be used to the routine of doing it.
they don’t mind brushing their teeth unless they’re really tired
Don’t have any kids. Would like to win this for me since I lost my dental insurance. Thanks for the giveaway.
I tell them if they dont their teeth will fall out and they will have to gum their food….chuckle.
Having my kids in with me wile I do mine is the best plus they love the fact they hve their fv charaters on the tooth brush and toothpaste!
My son loves brushing his teeth so its no problem.. He will be 3 soon and can do it all by himself.. then i do it after him to make sure he got all the places good!! :) we started him out with his favorite characters on the toothpaste and toothbrush
they like to brush there teeth. i dont have to do anything.
Great giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity!
It’s not optional, so they just do it. The two year old still thinks it’s fun anyway.
It’s on their chore chart
I have an 18 month old son and he has about 8 teeth. He loves Sesame Street and his favorite character on there is Elmo. I bought him an Elmo tooth brush and I let him help me brush his teeth. I turn on Sesame Street while we brush his teeth and I tell him that Elmo wants him to keep his teeth pretty and white. He loves helping me brush his teeth, it makes him feel like a big boy.
I remind them about 5 times till they do it and then watch them to make sure they brush.
I do not have children so that is not an issue for me.
I don’t have kids and don’t have the faintest idea how to do this.
they like to do, don’t need to ask
We have a blinking toothbrush…but my son loves to anyway! (he likes to be in the bathroom so maybe that’s it?) ;)
My daughter is pretty obedient, so I don’t need to do anything special.
i def need to win this wa state offers no assistants to adults for dental
They like to do it! I don’t have to do a thing.
We usually just sing a song.
my son was pretty good about doing it on his own due to not wanting cavities…
I just ask them to. Normally they answer already did that.. We explained early on how important it is not just for appearance but also health reasons. ( I have a ugly cavity right now, my kids sure do not want that.
Luckily my kid doesn’t have teeth yet, but I hope to start him out thinking it is fun and not a punishment to do so that when he is older he will do it second nature.
I would love to win
I JUST TELL THEM THEY WILL HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND PRETTY WHITE TEETH AND WHEN THEY GET OLDER THEIR TEETH WON’T HURT
love it
I do not have kids but nieces and nephews galore! We usually sing a song to make brushing teeth fun.
my dids love brushing
Kadence just loves to brush his teeth. I have to hid his toothbrush and toothpaste from him
all four of my kiddos brush there teeth evry morning and night without being told !! :) i love it so easy!!!
I don’t have any kids!
The kids actually like it
My daughter is still a bit young, so far she thinks the toothbrush is a great chew toy…
the middle child take away his Xbox other 3 love to brush thier teeth.
My oldest will do it on his own. My baby, I let him chew on the toothbrush for a few minutes and then brush his back ones.
Bribe them to brush their teeth. Always worked with mine.
Just watch them, and make sure they do it :)
i dont have any children
I have a 2 yr. old boy & I let him “help” with his own toothbrush & we take turns to brush his teeth.
I tell her to do it. And she does :) Also, her dentist gave her a lecture once upon a time and she felt bad for letting him down so she never argues about brushing and brushing WELL.
My kids are older now, but they always loved brushing their teeth. With that said, they loved using toothpaste. We went through a lot of toothpaste. With 2 cleanings a year, they learned to floss well. Neither have had a cavity :)
Scare them by showing them horrible looking teeth.
Always easiest to find pictures of homeless people that have rotted out teeth lol
get fun toothpaste and toothbrushes so they want to use them
I can barely get my daughter to brush her teeth, its worrying me because the backs of her front teeth look like they have cavities :(
I have never had a problem getting them to brush, but getting them to brush long enough is harder to do or getting them to brush all the teeth is a little harder. The “PLEASSSSSEEEEE” method seem to work pretty good :-)
Thank you for this opportunity!
We sing as we brush our kids’ teeth:)
Luckily I have never had a problem getting them to brush :-)
My daughter just knows she has to by now. If she complains we tell her the sugar bugs will eat her teeth and we will have to go to dentist for them to fill the holes in her teeth if she doesn’t.
One has had a lot of reminding and the other just caught on easily it as a routine
If they want bedtime stories, they must brush their teeth.