The importance of theoral hygiene already manifests itself with the emergence of the first tooth, but we often wonder when it is appropriate to allow the children to take responsibility for Brushing teeth without assistance.
The response varies individually, however, it is generally observed that around 6-7 years old children acquire the adequate motor coordination For effective self-contained dental cleaning.
A useful indicator of this motor maturity may be the Child's ability to tie his or her own shoes, a sign that he has developed the dexterity needed also for Handle the toothbrush correctly.
Despite this autonomy, it is crucial to maintain some supervision in the early stages to ensure that cleaning is done properly. In this context, electric toothbrush proves to be a valuable support: with its automated action, it facilitates the maintenance of a solid oral hygiene routine.
To make brushing time an enjoyable experience, involve children in choosing a Two-minute song to listen to while cleaning. This playful approach helps little ones understand How much time to devote to dental hygiene, turning a simple routine into a fun and engaging time.
[Medical Director: Dr. Mauro Savio, Member of the Dentists Register Provincial Order of Surgeons and Dentists of Milan n. 4168].
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