There is some evidence that children with acid reflux who experience frequent vomiting (daily, weekly) may be at risk for tooth decay. Acid Reflux can cause the teeth to be exposed to acid due to the abnormal reflux action of stomach contents into the oesophagus and mouth. Stomach acid is very caustic and can quickly strip away the outer layer of enamel, especially on the inner surfaces of the teeth next to the tongue.

As soon as your child has teeth, begin brushing or wiping the teeth every day!

• Ideal to help reduce the erosive effect of acids on new baby teeth
• Helps neutralise stomach acids and reduce reflux
• Brush baby was designed by a dentist as a chewable type toothbrush
• Can be used for teething and as a pacifier
• It can be cooled in the fridge before use
• Use with toothpaste to introduce teeth cleaning

The saliva produced by chewing has the important function of neutralising the acids produced by bacteria in the mouth which harm teeth. It also washes away the food particles that these bactiera love from the surface of teeth and gums. Brush-Baby encourages chewing which produces saliva so it's also great to use during the day to help keep teeth and gums clean particulalry after mealtimes or sweet treats!
 
Brush-Baby uses babies' and young children's natural inclination to chew and its unique shape helps to get right to the back of the mouth. Brush-Baby is soft on tender gums can be used as a teether to soothe teething pain.

Inspect carefully before each use, throw away at the first sign of damage or wear and as with all baby devices always use under adult supervision.