Why do parents care so much about their teeths kids anyway? I don't understand all the resources put into maintaining your children's teeth, I mean you know they are going to fall out right?
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It's about starting good habbits at a young age and keeping your kids mouth from attracting flies. My child didn't loose all her teeth at once, so as a result will not get them all in at once. So instead of having her walk around with a stinky mouth and only brushing a select tooth here and there, we just brush them all.
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That would be up to the parents. It's a game like risk, if you believe risk is acceptable, then, yes. But there are a lot of tiny pieces so they'd have to look after the game and be responsible for it. Best of luck!
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As another poster said, I would bet it has to do with the packaging, not the product itself. I've never know a baby to choke on a key teether product. I have seem other reviews that stated these are thin and flimsy, so perhaps that is what it is referring to.
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sorry i don't know but instead of using that i found babies don't really get problem with teething ache. also, although they said it's natural, i don't think that's good to put more unnecessary things into your baby's mouth other than foods. i suggest save ur money and get more organic foods to your LO than using this thing
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Yes. However, I'm not a doctor, but based on what dentists have told me, these bands could be very damaging to your teeth. In fact, I stopped using them. They worked well, and had shifted my front teeth in as little as one day; however I stopped using them because rapid movement of teeth can cause major nerve damage. Especially in younger kids, such as a 14 year old, these bands may interupt the growing stage of the teeth and cause issues in the future. Although they can be used on 14 year olds, I highly recommend that you do not use them at least until your teeth stop growing (when all adult teeth are fully grown in). Yes. However, I'm not a doctor, but based on what dentists have told me, these bands could be very damaging to your teeth. In fact, I stopped using them. They worked well, and had shifted my front teeth in as little as one day; however I stopped using them because rapid movement of teeth can cause major nerve damage. Especially in younger kids, such as a 14 year old, these bands may interupt the growing stage of the teeth and cause issues in the future. Although they can be used on 14 year olds, I highly recommend that you do not use them at least until your teeth stop growing (when all... » Read More Yes. However, I'm not a doctor, but based on what dentists have told me, these bands could be very damaging to your teeth. In fact, I stopped using them. They worked well, and had shifted my front teeth in as little as one day; however I stopped using them because rapid movement of teeth can cause major nerve damage. Especially in younger kids, such as a 14 year old, these bands may interupt the growing stage of the teeth and cause issues in the future. Although they can be used on 14 year olds, I highly recommend that you do not use them at least until your teeth stop growing (when all adult teeth are fully grown in). « Show Less
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Mine started falling off after ONE year and I do not use it roughly at all! I am so disappointed because these are NOT CHEAP!! Sometimes the teeth just randomly fall to the floor just sitting there. I can't find the receipt now so of course I can't imagine them sending me a new one. I wish they would respond to these
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They are supposed to be hard as they are a dental treat. The chewing process helps them get the tartar off their teeth. If he can't chew them, he may have an issue with his teeth and/or gums.
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You're lucky that your battery lasted longer than 6 months. This product has a very defective design and the batteries that are used are of very poor quality. When you contact the company to try to get a replacement, they try to hit you up for more money, so in effect they are running some type of scam. They knowingly sell a defective product but keep on doing it because they have a network of dentists who sell the product for a sizable kick back.
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Yes, we also have two sets but it's taken much longer for them to do that. I just assumed my kids chewed on it too much.
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that's not so important. FLOSSING your teeth-if you're an adult-is MUCH MORE important than brushing. Caviites are more likely-for MOST people-to form BETWEEN teeth. I had the fancy version of this toothbrush and it crapped out recently. It is REALLY overdone in that it is wirelessly charged and tells you when to rotate your brushing: two things I could do WITHOUT. I did like my electric toothbrush only because I'm starting to get some minimal gum recession and I want a smaller toothbrush head to not rub on my gums so much.
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I wouldn't recommend a NG for a 7 yr old unless your dentist does. He is likely grinding because his jaw is growing & he has primary & adult teeth trying to fit together. Most kids will outgrow the grinding. If he is having jaw pain due to it, see your dentist. This size is too big for a 7 yr old.
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If you properly prepare everything, they last quite long. I added in several teeth to a broken denture. I had to go out of the country and could not get to a dentist to get new dentures. I was gone for six weeks and everything was just fine, so I kept waiting for a problem. That was over a year ago and everything is still fine.
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Because fluoride is a toxic poison which does nothing good for you. We have been lied to for decades about this chemical. It does NOT help tooth decay from happening! http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/how-safe-is-fluoride/
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Keep in mind that overprotection can indeed harm the development of a child in the later age. Just a thought. Keep it consistent.
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We have 3 dogs and their teeth seem to stay clean. You might want to start with a Vet cleaning if the dog is a few years old even though it is expensive.
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If you go on the pedia smart website I believe they give you the answerto that question. It has to do with high protein or something and they want to make sure your child doesn't have any problems with that. It was very informative.Then you will be sure it's right for your child.
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If he puts things in his mouth a lot, I wouldn't without supervision. ANY moisture causes them to break down and rub off easily. My daughter had some blue teeth and she was 22 months when it happened. While it wasn't harmful, it was a pain to clean. That being said, they are SUPER easy to clean on other surfaces.