ELMEX Children's Toothpaste 2-6 Years Duo Pack, 2X50 ml

Name: ELMEX Children's Toothpaste 2-6 Years Duo Pack, 2X50 ml
Brand: CP GABA GmbH
SKU: 18241916
Price: 13.03 USD
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ELMEX Kinderzahnpasta 2-6 Jahre Duo Pack

Manufacturers: CP GABA GmbH

PZN: 18241916

Dosage: Zahnpasta

Content: 2X50 ml

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Instructions for use for ELMEX Children's Toothpaste 2-6 Years Duo Pack, 2X50 ml

elmex children's toothpaste double pack to protect milk teeth against tooth decay
Toothpaste for children from 2-6 years with a mild taste, the special caries protection for milk teeth

• Makes teeth more resistant to mineral degradation caused by caries
• Helps to return minerals released by tooth decay back into the tooth enamel to install
• Forms a calcium fluoride topcoat on tooth enamel
• The fluoride concentration of 1000ppm corresponds to the latest expert recommendation of the German Society for Pediatric Dentistry and the German Society for Preventive Dentistry

Why prevention of caries in milk teeth is important Babies with tooth decay also often have bad teeth later in childhood. The KZBV warns that bacteria multiply in milk tooth caries and the permanent teeth that later erupt can infest. Abscesses can harm erupting teeth, and children who have baby teeth were extracted are later more likely to be affected by misaligned teeth or other dental problems, since the milk teeth act as placeholders.
It has been scientifically proven that brushing your teeth with a fluoride-containing Children's toothpaste is useful and effective.
elmex^® children's toothpaste contains effective amine fluoride in the amount recommended by dentists for children Fluoride concentration of 1,000 ppm.

Fluoride toothpaste for toddlers
Fluoride toothpaste is considered safe at the recommended amount and dosage. It becomes problematic only if large amounts of fluoride are ingested as they can damage young teeth, discolouration cause or, as is known in dental fluorosis, make them appear patchy. The risk of tooth decay and its consequences, e.g. However, tooth extractions are usually larger than that Risk of fluorosis because children have to swallow a lot of toothpaste over a long period of time before shows pronounced brown staining on the teeth. Using the right amount an age-appropriate toothpaste reduces these risks. After the age of 6, most are Teeth in most children are fully developed, so you no longer have to worry about fluorosis to have to do.

elmex^® children's toothpaste contains the unique amine fluoride for a triple protection mechanism. Specially developed for the special caries protection of milk teeth. The fluoride concentration of 1,000 ppm corresponds to the latest German expert recommendation Society for Pediatric Dentistry and the German Society for Preventive Dentistry. Dentist visits from the first year of life Regular check-ups at the dentist are important. Agree already in the first a check-up visit to your dentist.

HÄUFIGE FRAGEN & ANTWORTEN
What amount of fluoride is safe for toddlers and babies?
The German Dental Association recommends that children between the ages of 2 and 6 years use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste with 1,000 ppm fluoride every day. For children under two years of age, it should only be a grain of rice-sized amount with 1,000 ppm fluoride or a pea-sized amount of toothpaste with 500 ppm fluoride. (Most children's toothpastes contain between 1,000 and 1,400 ppm, so check the fluoride level when purchasing.) Once your child is older and able to spit up toothpaste (usually after age 6), a fluoride toothpaste is recommended to be used with a higher concentration, usually between 1,000 and 1,500 ppm, the Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft Jugendzahnpflege Rheinland-Pfalz e.V. recommends. It is best to ask the dentist who treats your children if you are not sure.

How can I prevent my children from getting cavities?
• Establish good habits - 2 minutes of brushing twice a day is a must. To consistently achieve this goal, try to keep your kids entertained while brushing their teeth. You can find many resources online for this, e.g. B. Short stories for children (available in German and English).
• Start early - Brush your baby's teeth as soon as the first baby teeth come through.
• Use fluoride toothpaste - Give your child the right amount of age-appropriate toothpaste. Guidelines on how much fluoride should be in children's toothpaste can vary from country to country. Therefore, check what fluoride levels your local health authority recommends for your child's age group. The German Dental Association recommends a pea-sized portion (500 ppm) of fluoride or a rice-grain-sized portion of fluoride (1000 ppm) twice a day for children up to the age of two. From the age of 2 to 6, a pea-sized portion of fluoride (1000 ppm) twice a day is recommended.
• Supervise toothbrushing - This way you can make sure your child isn't swallowing toothpaste and teach them proper toothbrushing technique.
• Limit Sugar Consumption – Reduce sweets, cookies and sugar. If possible, use sugar-free medicines and avoid fruit juice if possible or always “stretch” it with a little water.
• Give a cup to drink from the age of 6 months – for better oral health, the Federal Center for Health Education recommends that you give your Baby, as soon as you get used to solid food, preferably let it drink from a cup.
• Consider fluoride treatment/varnish - If your child is prone to tooth decay or is already showing signs of tooth decay, a Fluoride varnish treatment may be advisable. Ask your dentist if your child would benefit from this treatment.
•elmex^® jelly may be used from the age of 6 and is suitable as a weekly intensive treatment for the whole family.

Brush your teeth twice a day with a pea-sized amount of toothpaste.
From the 6th birthday, use elmex junior toothpaste with 1,400 ppm fluoride and an adapted taste.

Ingredients
Olaflur: Active ingredient to prevent tooth decay and reduce plaque formation.
Contains: Olaflur (amine fluoride). Fluoride content: 1000 ppm.