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Children this age should still be supervisedto preventswallowing of toothpaste
For young children , brushing should be supervisedto preventswallowing of excessive toothpaste
One of the main concerns when faced with brushing your child 's first teeth is tryingto preventthem from swallowing toothpaste
Supervise brushing until age 6to preventswallowing of a lot of toothpaste
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an eye ... while they are brushingto preventthem from swallowing toothpaste
Toddlers around age 2 ... brushingto preventswallowing too much toothpaste
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You ’re not supervising your child ’s daily brushing habitsto preventthem from swallowing toothpaste
Young kids need to be supervised while brushing their teethto preventthem from swallowing toothpaste
Supervised toothbrushing must also be done to children below 8 years of ageto preventswallowing of toothpaste
If children less than 6 years of age are prescribed this toothpaste , close supervision is neededto preventrepeated swallowing of the toothpaste
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difficulty spittingmay resultin them swallowing toothpaste
For infants , only a smear of toothpaste should be usedto preventswallowing too much toothpaste
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supervising the use of toothpaste by children younger than 6 yearsto preventswallowing excess toothpaste
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