Out with the Old: When to Replace Your Kid’s Toothbrush
Reviewed by Dr. David Sentelle, DMD, PhD, MPH
Reading time: four minutes.
Even great brushing habits can fall short if the toothbrush itself is past its prime. For growing kids, the condition of their toothbrush plays a big role in overall oral hygiene. A worn-out brush may miss plaque, food debris, and bacteria that can lead to dental issues.
In this blog, we will walk through how often to replace your child’s toothbrush, how to recognize the signs of wear, and how the right dental tools can support healthy development.