Linda – The Probiotics Tooth Fairy

They’re back! ~ G.I. Joe, Care Bears, Strawberry Shortcake, My Little Pony, The Electric Company and a host of other characters that played a major role in parents’ childhoods are making a big comeback.

This explains why different children in the same family with the same eating and brushing habits can have different levels of oral health – even a slight imbalance in oral bacteria can cause more tooth decay.

The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that flossing begin as your child’s first baby teeth come in. Flossing becomes especially important if any of your child’s teeth are touching the teeth next to them, or if they have any baby teeth that overlap.

The researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago, College of Dentistry hypothesized that raisins contain antimicrobial phytochemicals capable of suppressing oral microbes associated with cavities or periodontal diseases and actually benefit oral health.

Kids’ Video of the Popular Lah-Lah’s Big Live Band. Teaching kids to brush their teeth just got a little more fun! Check out this great video of Lah-Lah’s Big Live Band called “Brush Your Teeth.” The song is so catchy, your kids will be dancing while they brush!

Thus, as they enter their teen years, it’s logical for children to switch from using EvoraKids to using EvoraPlus probiotic mints, which are formulated not just to address gum and tooth health, but also to combat bad breath and to gently whiten teeth.

Parents of children with special needs often find themselves brushing their childrens’ teeth at an age when most kids can handle this seemingly simple twice-daily task. Not only do parents know how important good oral care is for their kids, they know that investing the time up-front with brushing is much more time- and cost-efficient than time spent in the dentist’s chair.

Ask them to allow the chew to melt in their mouths, instead of simply chewing it up and swallowing it. If they feel like they need to chew up their EvoraKids right away – some of us love to chew, after all – allow them to crack it up into smaller bits and then swish those bits around in their mouths for about a minute.

Sometimes it’s hard to convey the most commonsense messages to kids. Look both ways before you cross the street. Eat over your plate. Remember to tie your shoes. Do a good job brushing your teeth. Yeah, do a good job brushing your teeth – that one can be really difficult to explain.

But what’s the Easter Bunny to do? Eschew candies and treats altogether? Not necessarily. When the infamous bunny stops by your house, he might consider leaving baskets overflowing with cool new outfits, summer apparel, coveted toys, toothbrushes and even the hottest new item in oral health – oral probiotics to maintain childrens’ dental health.