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Jeremy Krell, DMD, director of dental at quip. “There’s a common misconception that oral health is less important for children because primary teeth eventually fall out,” added Dr. After a few tweaks to help improve grip for smaller hands, and a brush head perfect for smaller teeth, the same simple, signature quip silhouette and sensitive, timed sonic vibrations were the key to inspiring kids’ positive attitudes and adherence to their oral care routine.” “The act of brushing went from something kids would avoid at all costs to a routine they consistently looked forward to, which was a dentist’s and parent’s dream. “The most impactful finding during research was that kids would beam with pride when they were given a ‘grown-up’ electric brush, and parents were relieved to see this lasting excitement, rather than the short lived buzz a typical flashy kids brush usually had,” Enever said. “The dentists’ most common request was to create a brush that replicated the fundamental habit and attitude-changing effect our adult brushes have had: encouraging and guiding an effective, two-minute, twice-daily brushing routine.” “We spent a year working with kids and pediatric dentists to work out what would make up the ideal kids brush,” said Simon Enever, CEO of quip, in an announcement released by the company on March 5. quip Metal Electric Toothbrush Starter Kit - 2-Minute Timer. So the company has made a “grown-up toothbrush designed for kids,” to help children enjoy brushing their teeth, better and more often.Īccording to the company, quip for kids has all of the same guiding features of the original quip (but none of the childish gimmicks of other kids’ brushes), thoughtfully tweaked for smaller mouths and hands, and to help guide healthy habits that last beyond their baby teeth. QUIP Kids Electric Toothbrush, Built-In Timer+Travel Case, Purple Rubber-SEALED.
According to quip - a company that has sold over 1 million of its award-winning, American Dental Association-accepted electric toothbrushes through its direct-to-consumer website since its launch in late 2015 - kids find pride in using products that look and feel like those the adults in their life use.
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