Changes: Toddlers frequently get upset over transitions, even ones that they have had before. Pick your battles. Offer her the tooth brush and make it a game. Talk about it when it isn't an issue. Give her choices where you can- let her choose what color toothbrush.. Avoid making it into a big fight- if nothing else works, wipe her teeth with a washcloth until she gets through this.
Answered 3/16/2015
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What changed?: I would consider any changes that might have happened: teething can cause discomfort and testiness, did you change tooth paste? Some toothpastes have a burning sensation for some. Change toothbrushes? Stay with a very soft bristle brush. Did you bump a sore area with the brush, causing a reaction with subsequent brushings? Until they settle down, you might try using a wash cloth.
Answered 2/15/2013
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Age 1: Current recommendation is that children see Dentist @ Age 1 for 1st Exam. If you have done this Dentist or Pediatric Dental Specialist has created a baseline. Reexamination can reveal deviation from the baseline. Please call for evaluation.
Answered 7/10/2014
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