Brushing your Teeth the Organic Way

Childhood begets essential habits for later life. One of the necessary habits to establish is the brushing of teeth at least twice daily; once in the morning and once at night. Branam’s all-natural toothpaste for kids and Earth’s best strawberry and banana toothpaste are ideal options to cultivate healthful habits whilst caring for teeth.

Branam’s toothpaste range is cheaply priced and comes widely recommended by a plethora of industry experts including dentists, paediatricians and pharmacists. Containing a high concentration of Xylitol formula, the formulation works to eliminate plaque and maintain a squeaky clean smile. Xylitol is a natural product designed to fight bacteria and has been FDA approved as an all-natural ingredient ideal for those leaning towards organic items. Patented in the USA, the product is suitable for children aged 4 and over and contains no fluoride or SLS. Ideal for diabetes and those allergic to gluten, the product is able to be swallowed which is perfect for young children who are still getting to grips with their toothpaste. As the taste of toothpaste isn’t always preferable to children the range exists to titillate the taste buds. Yum Yum bubblegum is a child friendly taste which aims to promote the adequate care of teeth, encouraging children to brush regularly.

Parents can also select the Earth’s Best range. Enthused with all-natural strawberry and banana flavours, with added calcium lactate, there are no perils and pitfalls to incur if the toothpaste is accidentally swallowed during brushing. The product provides a gentle, safe clean to protect delicate gums and the growth of strong, sturdy, healthy teeth. The fluoride-free formula is also utterly safe and also contains an organic mix of Oat Bran, Beta-Glucan and Vitamin B5.

An alarming number of children fail to brush regularly either because brushing habits are not established or enforced or because they dislike the taste of paste. As a result, an ever-growing number of children are developing decayed teeth. An astonishing 28% of children aged between 2-5 experiences decayed baby teeth with 50% of children having tooth decay by age 11 and 68% of 19 year olds having decay in their permanent teeth. Such damage has its foundations built in infancy where it later takes a hold in childhood, adolescence and adulthood. As such implementing strong ground rules with brushing is essential and using organic, all-natural produce and a tasty tooth paste is a great way to get started.