Colgate Kids Extra Soft Toothbrush - 3-5 Years

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Buy Colgate Extra Soft Toothbrush - 3-5 Years

Colgate Extra Soft Toothbrush - 3-5 Years is the perfect toothbrush for helping your child practice good oral hygiene. 

It is designed for children between the ages of 3 and 5. Its small handle, ideal for your child’s little hands, gives them control over how they brush their teeth. The toothbrush has extra-soft bristles that are kind to young teeth, allowing them to clean their teeth without any irritation. 

It is the perfect way to get your child into the habit of maintaining good oral health. Children should learn to brush their teeth properly as they grow up to prevent tooth decay and other oral issues.

Colgate Extra Soft Toothbrush - 3-5 Years also has a suction cup to keep the toothbrush upright, preventing any unwanted accidents that could make it dirty.

Directions

Apply a small amount of toothpaste to your child’s toothbrush. Ensure that your child is brushing their teeth thoroughly for two minutes. 

Your child should use the toothbrush twice a day to brush their teeth.    

Age restrictions

This product is suitable for children aged 3-5.



 

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