- Dr. Talbot's Oral care set has multiple stages to grow with your child. Each stage is designed to be the perfect size for your child's mouth.
- Stage 2 silicone massager has tapered brush head for soft, but efficient cleaning. It is ideal for emerging teeth.
- Stage 3 is designed to reach new molars effectively. Its handle is easy for little ones to hold, ENCOURAGING them to build good oral care habits.
- International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.
Product Description
Dr. Talbot's Oral care set promotes the early development of good dental hygiene and a smooth transition to big kid brushing. The soft materials and bristles are designed to grow with your child. This special attention to detail results in a product you and your child can use with ease. The stage 1 silicone massager allows parents to brush and massage gums gently, while stage 2 massaging brush gently cleans new teeth as they emerge. As your child grows, the stage 3 massaging brush soothes and cleans during the teething process. Ask your doctor or dentist about when to switch to the stage 4 soft bristled brush once teeth grow in fully. All Dr. Talbot's products are made of safe, durable materials.
Directions
1. Use the stage 1 silicone massager to gently clean and massage your baby's gums. 2. Switch to the stage 2 silicone massager when your baby's teeth start to emerge, using its tapered brush head for soft but efficient cleaning. 3. As your child grows, encourage them to hold the stage 3 massaging brush, which is designed to reach new molars effectively. 4. Once your child's teeth grow in fully, switch to the stage 4 soft bristled brush, which has the appearance of an adult toothbrush to help your child feel like a big kid while brushing.
Safety Warning
Supervise children at all times during use. Replace the toothbrush every 3-4 months or sooner if bristles become frayed or damaged. Do not use for purposes other than oral hygiene. Consult your dentist or doctor for specific usage advice.