Yvonne FruehMy little one refuses to go to bed before she has cleaned her teeth.
nenedent® children’s toothpaste without fluoride is the right choice if your child is being supplied with a sufficient amount of fluoride in the form of tablets.
Its high xylitol content (13%) is proven to inhibit the formation of caries bacteria, and the silica gel it contains ensures thorough but gentle cleaning of the milk teeth. In addition, it has a mild banana-apple aroma that is a motivation for regular cleaning. This means that your child loves cleaning their teeth.Product benefits:
- No fluoride
- Homoeopathy-compatible
- Menthol-free, free from essential oils
- 13% xylitol
- Silica gel as abrasive
- Neutral pH value
- Taste suitable for children
- Free of sodium lauryl sulphate, saccharin and preservatives
In terms of taste, xylitol is very similar to household sugar and has virtually the same sweetness. When eaten, it brings about a cooling effect in the mouth as warmth is removed from its surroundings when it comes into contact with saliva. Various varieties of fruit and vegetables act as natural sources of xylitol, but it also occurs in larger quantities in birch bark. The caries-inhibiting effect of xylitol was discovered in the 1970s. It was proven to bring about a significant reduction in caries, also known as tooth decay or cavities. In addition, xylitol stimulates saliva production and promotes remineralisation of the substance of the teeth.
Silica gel or silicic acid occurs in nature as opal and in the cell walls of rock algae. In toothcare products, it is used as a mineral abrasive for gentle and thorough cleaning.
Going to the dentist is not a bad thing if the visit is combined with positive experiences – and, to a certain extent, you can make sure of this yourself. If your child’s teeth are well cared for, they will receive only praise from the dentist. Just as you will, too. The earlier the first visit to the dentist takes place, the less stress there will be later on.
Team of experts
As mum or dad, you choose two or three songs that you like listening to yourself. Then you test which one your child enjoys most while cleaning your teeth. The song selected should be consistently used as background music for teeth-cleaning.
Rainer SchmittIn principle, it is quite simple: You clean together as long as the music is on. - Rainer Schmitt, psychologist
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