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How To Clean Baby Teeth

Hey guys and gals, I'll bet you're here because you wanted to know how to clean baby teeth huh?

The good news is this page will quickly tell you how it's done without a bunch of mumbo jumbo that isn't what you've come here for.

I have twin boys just under 2 years old. As you can probably imagine, my boys HATED to get their teeth brushed! All would be great until they saw that toothbrush, then all heck broke lose. Not to mention the fact that I was afraid of using a fluoride product on children so young.

My wife's friend turned us onto a product called Spiffie Baby Tooth Wipes.

What's is a Spiffie Baby Tooth Wipe?

Spiffies tooth wipe is a disposable wet wipe designed to clean the mouth and the teeth. It is a small but sturdy towelette soaked in a liquid containing dissolved xylitol.

The wipe is wrapped around the index finger and grasped by the opposing thumb so as to retain the wipe on the finger as it is applied to the mouth surfaces in a scrubbing motion. The tooth wipe is “dual action”.

The textured towelette has been proven to effectively remove dental plaque from the front baby teeth and the xylitol rich liquid released into the mouth during the wiping process has been proven to reduce cavity causing bacteria on the teeth.

Because the xylitol tooth wipe has a pleasant sweet taste and the finger wiping pressure is soothing like a massage, the tooth wiping experience is readily accepted by all infants and Spiffies can also be used by adults with sore or sensitive gums.

How We Use Spiffie Baby Tooth Wipes...

Instead of putting my finger in my sons mouth, I just place the wipes on the head of the toothbrush and let our sons suck on the brush which secures the wipe to the toothbrush. At that point we just brush their teeth as we normally would without any tears or tantrums. It's glorious!!!

My kids have big strong teeth, and they LOVE to bite, so our way works so much better for us. 

If you want to skip the "I Hate Getting My Teeth Brushed Phase", you should probably take a look at the Spiffie products.

What Parents Should Know about Xylitol

 A safe and natural sweet-tasting extract from plants, approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for use in foods in 1963.

• Occurs in nature in fruits & vegetables such as plums, raspberries, strawberries and cauliflower.

• Also called birch sugar, discovered in Germany in1893, but developed in Finland after WWII where birch trees were found to be a rich source xylitol.

• Parents who use xylitol themselves regularly significantly reduce their chances of transmitting decay-causing bacteria (strep mutans) to their babies.

• Scientifically demonstrated to lower tooth decay rates in children up to 70% when used regularly. • Researched for over 60 years in laboratory and clinical studies conducted throughout the world and the U.S.

• Well-known and accepted in Europe for its cavity prevention ability and supported by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) in recent statements as an anti-cavity food ingredient.

• Sweet tasting but does not elevate blood sugar like fructose or glucose do. Stimulates saliva to relieve dry mouth. Provides 40% fewer calories than sugar (2.4kcal/g).

• Frequently found in sugar-free gums and mints, Xylitol is part of the Polyol family that includes other common sweeteners like sorbitol & maltitol. Brands such as Hershey, Trident and Mentos rely on Xylitol for flavor and health benefit.

• Xylitol has a unique five-carbon ring molecular structure that decay-causing bacteria (strep mutans) cannot digest, so they are unable to use xylitol as a source of food.

• Recommended by the U.S. Armed Forces and used in military Meals-Ready-to-Eat (MREs) to reduce tooth decay.