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America’s ToothFairy, Crest & Oral-B Tips and Giveaway

May 24, 2013 by Karen

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toothbrush  toothbrush1PrintMonsters hiding under the bed can be scary for children, and so can going to the dentist! America’s ToothFairy, Crest & Oral-B Pro-Health Stages would like to help children overcome their fear of both!

 

NEW to your local Walmart, these products feature the fun-loving monsters from the upcoming movie, Monsters University.  Children can start and end their days with Sulley and Mike while keeping their smiles bright and healthy!

Crest Pro-Health Stages Monsters, Inc Toothpaste
Makes brushing fun and provides effective cavity protection in a mild gel formula.
 
Make sure that children under 6 years old use a pea-sized amount, and instruct them in good brushing and rinsing habits (to minimize swallowing).
 
Oral-B Stages Monsters, Inc. Toothbrush
Designed for kids ages 5 to 7 years, the Stages 3 Monsters, Inc. Toothbrush helps kids brush their best!  At this stage, molars start to grow in while some baby teeth are lost. While whitening strips and many more products such as them, for example, Teeth Whitening Toothpaste, are perfect for adults, let children have fun with their favourite monster pal helping them maintain good oral hygiene. Kids can brush, but they’re still learning good technique. Sometimes they brush only one side of teeth, and they can’t always reach back teeth.
 
The Stages 3 Monsters, Inc. Toothbrush:
  • Helps protect tender gums
  • Surrounds and cleans teeth
  • Helps kids reach their back teeth
  • Fits little hands still learning to brush
  • Makes brushing fun with Monsters, Inc. characters!
Look for these NEW Monsters, Inc. Crest & Oral-B Pro-Health Stages products in your local Walmart!
 
Monsters Can Be Fun and So Can Trips to the Dentist With These Tips from America’s ToothFairy!
 
Fear of the unknown can have a negative impact on a child’s feelings toward their dental visits.  Ensuring that your child is familiar with the dental practice and the people that are going to help them keep their smile healthy will ease their fears and make the dental visit go smoothly.
  • Visit the dentist with your child prior to their first appointment.  Help your child understand what to expect on their visit by taking a tour of the practice and asking the dental assistant or dental hygienist to explain what will be done and demonstrate how each instrument will be used.  Not only will this help ease your child’s fears, but it also creates a wonderful learning opportunity!
  • For slightly order children, bring them along to observe your routine dental cleaning and exam. This will allow them to ask questions, see how each instrument will be used, eliminate potential fears by observing your experience and help them understand the importance of practicing good oral health behaviors. (Contact your dental office prior to your appointment to advise them that your child will be with you.)
  • Regular dental visits will enable your child to develop a sense of familiarity and comfort with the dental team and practice as well provide vital preventive care necessary for a healthy smile.
  • Reinforcing concepts such as daily brushing and flossing, by posting a calendar and rewarding your child a gold star or sticker for every day of excellent oral care.  Help get your child excited about their next dental visit by bringing the calendar with you to show the dentist.
  • Allow your child to bring their favorite toy or blanket with them on their dental visit to give them an added sense of security and comfort.
  • Reading can have a soothing and calming effect on your child.  Bring their favorite book to read to them during their dental appointment.
  • Let your child wear a costume on their dental visit.  This special treat can help them view going to the dentist as a fun activity.

Be positive about going to the dentist.  Avoid grumbling about your own dental appointments and help your child understand that going to the dentist helps them keep their smiles healthy! Check out https://www.eccellasmiles.com/cosmetic-dentistry.html for a brighter and more aesthetically pleasing smile. This is important because after all, the ToothFairy likes to collect healthy teeth!

 
To enter the giveaway, please enter via Rafflecopter below.  You must be 18 to enter and a resident of the U.S.A.
 

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Check resources like West Cobb Dentistry for more professional views.

Disclosure:  I received this information and opportunity to hold a giveaway with America’s ToothFairy.  No other compensation was received.

Filed Under: Primary Tagged With: america's toothfair, crest, dental health for children, monsters inc., oral b

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