Kids Triple Head Toothbrush
Give their routine some stripes. Three angled heads, soft bristles and a textured handle bring a playful design to daily brushing. Two brushes, ready for a little grown-up guidance.
2 soft-bristle toothbrushes · 1 yellow + 1 black
Check the fit before you brush.
The head should fit comfortably around the teeth and move easily through the mouth. Don’t force it. If you’re unsure about fit or technique, ask your child’s dentist.
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Key benefits
Three angled heads, soft bristles and a textured handle. A playful tiger-striped design in a two-pack: one yellow and one black. Adult help and a comfortable fit matter.
How to use
Use gentle, short back-and-forth strokes, guiding the brush along every tooth. Brush for two minutes, twice a day, with adult help as needed.
See the brushing steps
Meet Tiger-Tough™
Little brush. Plenty of personality.
Tiger stripes make it theirs. Three angled heads and soft bristles make the design worth a closer look. Guide the brush together and give every tooth its moment.
- Soft bristles. A gentle touch.
- Three bristle sections are arranged around the tooth. Help your child guide the brush gently and check that it fits comfortably.
- Pick a color. Make it theirs.
- One yellow brush. One black brush. Both with tiger stripes and a textured grip. Give each person their own brush.
A little help goes a long way
Make it a twice-a-day thing.
Set it in place.
Use the toothpaste and amount recommended for your child’s age. Position the head so the bristles meet the front, back and chewing surface.
Guide it gently.
Move in short back-and-forth strokes, working along the upper and lower teeth. Help your child reach every tooth.
Take the full two minutes.
Brush morning and night. Spit out excess toothpaste, then rinse the brush and let it air-dry upright.
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Brothers Julian and Cody Levine grew up around dentistry and saw smiles change lives on dental missions. Their father, Dr. Jonathan B. Levine, is TWICE’s Chief Dental Advisor. That family perspective shapes our everyday care.
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How should the brush fit?
The head should fit comfortably around the teeth and move easily through the mouth. Don’t force it. If you’re unsure about fit or technique, ask your child’s dentist.
What if my child has braces?
Ask their orthodontist to check the fit and show you how to brush around brackets and wires. Keep using any additional cleaning tools they recommend.
Does it replace flossing?
No. Brushing cleans tooth surfaces; cleaning between teeth is a separate step. Help your child use a flossing tool suited to their mouth.
When should we replace it?
Replace the brush about every three months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed. Give each person their own brush.