Teeth Brushing

[Guest guest]

Dear Kathy,

Beat ya. We already have Dental Dots. They are right there next to the singing, whirlying, glow-in-the-dark, light-up and character toothbrushes. No go.

BUT I didn't realize that WalMart could meet my other needs - like liquid-filled bra cups. I need to get out more!!!!

[Guest guest]

Today at WalMart I saw a new product--"Dental Dots"--that are small round textured discs that you stick on your index finger and use to brush your teeth. Use once and throw away--but they were impregnated with toothpaste so the taste or whatever might turn some kids off. We've never used these, so FWIW--I'm trying to make up at this late date for the brushing hell I put my mom through.

Another new product I noticed while at WalMart are bras with liquid-filled cups. Can't vouch for these either, but I can certainly see where life has really passed me by while I've been hyperfocused on NBDs. LOL :-)

Kathy R. in Indiana

----- Original Message -----

From: Joye

Tom's of Maine makes a children's toothpaste that my children prefer over all else...it is Silly Strawberry. It is made with all natural ingredients and does not leave that all too familiar stinging bite of an aftertaste that those who have heightened senses might find completely offensive. and intolerable. They also have an Orange children's toothpaste that the children don't like as much.

[Guest guest]

You may want to ask your dentist or dental assistant/hygienist about tooth

brushing graphics. For many school-aged children there are dental information

lessons where they show simple pictures about proper teeth brushing techniques.

Tracie