Start them younger, here’s why?
When you start a proper oral care routine during infancy stage, you’re reducing your child’s the risk of Early Childhood Caries—a serious tooth decay that impacts the overall health of babies and young children.
As parents, selecting the right toothbrush and toothpaste is crucial for maintaining your child’s oral hygiene even before their teeth have erupted.
Here at Pigeon, we understand that instilling good oral care habits can be a challenge, which is why we’re here to support you!
Developed by Experts, trusted by mums
As your child’s teeth is developing, Pigeon’s oral care range is designed and co-developed with a renowned pediatric dentist to make brushing comfortable and to help you establish a good oral care routine for your child. Pediatric dentist recommends that parents assist in concluding their child’s oral routine by brushing their child’s teeth again with a finishing toothbrush.
Every Smile Begins with You
Pigeon offers a diverse range of oral care products that nurture your child’s smile from infancy through toddler years. Our collection is designed for shared experiences, allowing both parents and children to participate actively in oral hygiene routines. As we introduce our age-specific product listings, discover how Pigeon supports every stage of your child’s dental health, ensuring that every smile begins with the loving care you provide.
To kickstart the brushing habit for your young ones — My First Dental Lesson
For you to help your child get used to the brushing sensation
Setting the foundation for good hygiene habits from an early age encourages a lifelong commitment to oral health.
Developed for 0 milk teeth.
Silicone Finger Toothbrush
• Food grade silicone material that is safe for baby
• Made with soft bristles that gently clean and massage gum
• Safety shield to prevent choking
• Lined tongue cleaner that gently cleans residual dirt
• Comes with a storage case for easy travelling
Guideline to the right amount of toothpaste
Tips on Cultivating Good Oral Habits
Clean or brush your child’s teeth twice daily, once in the morning and once at night.
Always assist and supervise young children when brushing
Limit consumption of sugary food and drinks.
We advise against putting your child to bed immediately after giving them a bottle of milk or juice. This practice milk or juice. This practice significantly increases the risk of tooth decay in children.
Baby bottle tooth decay can occur due to prolonged contact with milk and sugared drinks other than water.
Bring your child to a dentist as soon as they turn 1 year old. It will help them get comfortable with the clinical environment and you get to learn how to take better care of your child’s teeth.
Practice the habit of replacing your child’s toothbrush every 2-3 months or when the bristles begin to fray.
