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You don’t have to worry about replacing the batteries – they are non-replaceable anyway. They are meant to last the same time as the toothbrush; three months. Finally, parents and caregivers will appreciate the Quip runs on batteries instead of charging the toothbrush every week. (I highly recommend rechargeable batteries!) While not many children love to brush their teeth, children or adults with sensory issues can experience anxiety when dealing with the everyday task. Thankfully, the dental industry understands this concern, and several brands have worked hard to provide a comfortable toothbrush. They might find the feeling of bristles on their teeth and gums to be very uncomfortable. Others hate the taste of certain toothpastes while some dislike the foam.

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Pay attention to the firmness of the bristles when buying a toothbrush. According to a study, firmer bristles remove more biofilm but have a higher chance of causing gingival abrasion. Most dentists recommend using a soft-bristled toothbrush because of this. If you feel like you don’t get a good enough cleaning with a soft-bristled brush and want to use a medium-bristle option instead, make sure you don’t brush too hard. Tongue scrubber Parents and caregivers will appreciate the care that went into developing proper brushes to ensure maximum dental health. If a distraction works for your child, get a toothbrush with lights and music (but make sure they are not sensitive to the light or music). App connects to this kids toothbrush to teach kids where and how to brush, helping your child establish good, lifelong brushing habits SPECIAL DESIGN FOR CHILDREN: With 3 designs & 3 colors plus a delicious grape flavored fluoride coating, Kids’ Flossers feature small, easy-to-grip handles preloaded with gentle dental floss. They can be used by parents & caregivers for infants & toddlersWhen it comes to using an autistic toothbrush for kids, make sure that the toothbrush is the right size for your child’s mouth. You don’t want them struggling to hold it or fit it in their mouth. An autistic toothbrush is specially designed to accommodate for autistic sensory issues by providing softer bristles and a softer brush. It also has a different shape so that your child doesn’t have to hold it as long before they get used to using it. There are many autistic toothbrushes on the market, and they all work a little differently. Some have soft bristles that won’t cause sensory overload, while others use flexible bristles that are gentle on sensitive gums. There are also autistic toothbrushes with expansion pleats that allow the bristles to reach all of your child’s teeth without causing them discomfort.

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Finally, help your child learn how to use the toothbrush properly. If your child is older, you can use visual supports to aid their brushing. Show them how to hold it and brush each section of their teeth evenly. Taking care of their oral hygiene is an important step in helping them alleviate any future distress caused by poor dental hygiene. Using an Autistic Toothbrush What you need to know: With 31,000 vibrations per minute, this three-sided sonic toothbrush provides an incredibly effective cleaning in a short amount of time. TEETH CLEANING MADE FUN: These GUM Crayola Kids’ Flossers have been especially designed to protect your child’s dental health by helping to keep the between-teeth areas clean & free of plaque & teaching them health-promoting habits from early in life. What you’ll love: Its bristles change color to let you know when it is time to change the head. It comes with a tongue scraper, and the charging base is compact so it doesn’t take up much space on the bathroom counter. The toothbrush uses a light-timer to make sure kids brush for the recommended two minutes. The bright flashing light will activate when you press the button and switch off automatically after two minutes.The Quip Kids Electric Toothbrush has a 2-minute timer and offers 30-second pulses to help with the countdown. The brush has a travel cover and mirror mount, making it incredibly accessible for little hands. There are a couple of ways to use an autistic toothbrush – you can either use a conventional toothbrush or a soft-bristled 3 sided brush. If you’re using a conventional toothbrush, make sure to use gentle motions and avoid scrubbing too hard. You should also avoid twisting the brush head, as this can damage enamel and gums. Finding a toothbrush with soft, gentle bristles is key to ensuring they are gentle on teeth and gums. As an adult, I prefer a gentle toothbrush because it doesn’t hurt when I brush. Children with sensory issues prefer a softer bristle because it helps desensitize a child’s mouth. Offers Excellent Coverage Experts recommend using rewards to encourage them to brush, setting up a routine so they know when they are expected to brush their teeth and using a timer or singing a song to let them know when to stop brushing.