BABY KAREX Toothpaste with BioHAP: Suitable for all age groups for cavity prevention
Safe to swallow: No worries if your child swallows toothpaste, as BioHAP dissolves in the stomach
Avoiding fluorosis: With fluoride, the maximum permissible concentration should be taken into account depending on age in order to avoid fluorosis. With BioHAP, there is no maximum permissible concentration
Brush your baby's teeth thoroughly from the first tooth to lay the foundation for a lifetime of healthy teeth. Find out here how dental care works easily from the very beginning.
At around six months, the first little tooth comes in, and two to three years later, children have a full set of baby teeth that need to be carefully cared for, as thin tooth enamel is susceptible to cavities and cavities in baby teeth increase the risk of cavities in permanent teeth. Swipe through our dental care tips and discover the right dental care products for your baby.
Playfully brush your baby’s teeth from the first tooth, at around six months of age. The best way to do this is to lay your baby on the changing table. Later, your child can sit on your lap.
In the initial phase, toothbrushes shaped like a teething ring are suitable. They can be used to gently massage the gums, which is usually quite pleasant for your baby. This also helps your baby get used to having a toothbrush in their mouth.
The BABY KAREX Toothpaste with the tooth-related active ingredient BioHAP, also known as biomimetic Hydroxyapatite, offers a fluoride-free solution for dental care in children.
At a certain age, children believe they can do many things on their own, including brushing their teeth. Until they have mastered cursive writing, parents should thoroughly brush after them.
Motivation tips:
Children should learn early on that toothpaste is a cleaning product and should therefore be spat out as much as possible.
Apply a lentil-sized amount of toothpaste when brushing your baby's teeth.
Use a rice grain-sized amount of toothpaste to brush your toddler's teeth.
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BioHAP is hydroxyapatite – the substance our teeth are made of. But BioHAP also stands for effective cavity protection without risk: the alternative for children and for everyone who does not want fluoride in their toothpaste.
For the first little teeth, we recommend exclusively age-appropriate children's toothbrushes with a small head, soft bristles, and a large handle. Finger toothbrushes are not suitable due to their insufficient cleaning effect. Make sure the toothbrush fits comfortably in your hand.
During the oral phase, babies explore everything with their mouth — including the toothbrush. This makes brushing teeth interesting and easy!
Brush twice a day from the very first tooth. Integrate tooth brushing into the evening routine early on so that your child gets used to it quickly.
First the chewing surfaces with back-and-forth movements, then the outer surfaces in circular motions, and finally the inner surfaces from red to white.
There are various ways you as a parent can help relieve your child's pain a little. Distraction and lots of cuddle time are particularly effective.
