Collection: Sensory Toothbrush

These toothbrushes aim to make brushing more comfortable and enjoyable for people with sensory processing disorders, autism, or other conditions that can make traditional toothbrushes overwhelming. They may have various features to address sensory needs, such as:

• Soft, gentle bristles: Made from silicone or extra-soft nylon to minimize irritation.
• Chewable handles: Provide sensory input and comfort for individuals who seek oral stimulation.
• Vibration: Gentle vibrations can help desensitize gums and make brushing more stimulating.
• Unique shapes and textures: Different shapes and textures can provide proprioceptive input and make brushing more engaging.
• Light-up features: Flashing lights can add visual interest and distract from potential sensory aversions.

Choosing a good toothbrush is very important!!!! 0-3 years old is the critical period for baby teeth growth.

• Bad toothbrush: Frequent oral problems and dental hypoplasia.
• Good toothbrush: Reduce oral problems and healthy teeth development. Baby falls in love with brushing teeth.