Dada-Tech DT-KE9 Kids Electric Toothbrush User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- DADA-TECH
Table of Contents
Dada-Tech DT-KE9 Kids Electric Toothbrush
Specifications
- DIMENSIONS: 17 x 5.12 x 1.65 inches
- WEIGHT: 93 Ounces
- COLOR : White
- TECHNOLOGY: Sonic
- BRUSH HEAD INCLUDED: 2
Product Description
DADA-TECH has always made a point of offering clients high-quality goods and a wonderful shopping experience through creative design and fine craftsmanship.
All children will receive better oral care from DADA-TECH, which aims to keep kids interested and encourage healthy brushing practices.
C-shaped brush head is distinctive and better fits teeth. Better cleaning results and more robust gum protection are provided by top bristles with an 80% rounding rate and 0.127mm soft bristles. Comfortable Vibration: 35,000 vibrations per minute at a consistent rate, unaffected by variations in battery voltage. Children can securely bite on the food-grade silicone toothbrush body because it is BPA-free.
- A little motor that is mounted on the brush rod’s top allows toothbrushes to lessen the vibration that the hand feels, making the handle more comfortable to hold. Kids’ gum and tooth health is improved by the use of ultra-soft bristles and sound vibrations, which also clean and massage their teeth and gums.
- Since the battery in this rechargeable sonic toothbrush is strong and lasts for 30 days after being fully charged, it is a very safe product. It is water-resistant and suitable for use in the shower or bathtub.
- To encourage children to develop excellent brushing habits, these children’s toothbrushes have a 2-minute smart timer and 30-second pause prompts to brush the next quadrant.
What’s in the Box?
- 1 * Silicone Electric Toothbrush
- 4 * Replacement Heads
- 1 * USB Charging Cable Without Charger
- 1 * Instruction Manual
How to use the Dada-Tech Kids Electronic Toothbrush
The Kids electronic toothbrush is simple to use. Press the power button (tag) of the brush to turn it on. It has three modes of brushing. These modes can be differentiated by the LED indicator. When the light is green, it is in clean mode for regular cleaning, when it is blue, it is in white mode, for removing stubborn plaques and lastly, when it is flashing blue light, it is in massage mode for gum care.
FAQs
How about the battery life of this toothbrush?****
It has a battery life of more than 60 days.
Does the toothbrush have a smart timer function?****
Yes, they have a 2-minute timer and 30-second pause reminders. A pleasant surprise is the multicolored light at the bottom.
How long do electric toothbrushes last?****
An electric toothbrush typically lasts three to five years. If you’re not satisfied with the goods within the first 60 days, you can return it and get a refund from some companies.
Should kids use manual or electric toothbrush?****
Amazingly, the British Dental Health Organization advises electric toothbrushes over manual ones as a healthier alternative for children.
Can a 1 year old use an electric toothbrush?****
Three to five years is the normal lifespan of an electric toothbrush. Some businesses will let you return an item for a refund if you’re not happy with it inside the first 60 days.
Are electric toothbrushes safe?****
When used properly, an electric toothbrush shouldn’t harm your gums or tooth enamel; rather, it should enhance your overall dental health. Many people brush their teeth too hard, which can eventually permanently damage tooth enamel and cause irreversible gum recede.
Why can’t 2 year olds use electric toothbrushes?****
Since young children’s manual dexterity is still developing, it might be challenging for them to properly clean their teeth using a manual toothbrush. The vibrating bristles of an electronic toothbrush can eliminate plaque from children with less technical expertise.
At what age should a child brush their own teeth?****
Your child can start learning how to brush their own teeth around the age of three, and by the time they are four, they should be doing it every morning and night. Parents need to supervise their kids and make sure everything is cleaned up properly. By the time they are eight, your child will probably no longer need your help.
Are electric toothbrushes good for children’s teeth?****
These are the kinds of questions that parents typically ask us when they bring their kids in for a cleaning. If they receive the proper instruction and supervision, children as young as three can use electric toothbrushes without any problems. Children under the age of three should use manual toothbrushes.
What happens if you don’t brush baby teeth?****
Insufficient brushing, in Giuliano’s opinion, can promote the development of germs in the body, which can lead to inflammation and disease not only in the mouth but also in other parts of the child’s body.
How can I use an electric toothbrush without making a mess?****
Only then should you turn the brush on after placing it in your mouth against your teeth and gums. Your face, your clothes, and the surfaces in the bathroom will all be unorganized if you don’t do this. I ought to brush. Make sure the toothbrush bristles are angled down at a 45-degree angle along the gum line, and make sure you are brushing each tooth for a few seconds.
Can a 7 year old use an electric toothbrush?****
You can use an electric toothbrush with a 7-year-old, yes.
Do you put toothpaste on electric toothbrush?****
To use a rechargeable electric toothbrush, place toothpaste on the brush head and hold the brush at a 45-degree angle, just like you would with a manual toothbrush.
Why does my electric toothbrush get so gross?****
Excess water, saliva, and toothpaste can mix and collect in the additional space between the electric toothbrush body and the replaceable brushing head. It could also gather where the toothbrush touches the charging base.
Why do my teeth hurt after using electric toothbrush?****
Some people find that after using an electric toothbrush, their gums or teeth become incredibly sensitive. To prevent oversensitivity, use a toothbrush head designed for sensitive teeth and holds the brush very gently against your teeth.
Are electric toothbrushes better for gums?****
The findings of a new study show that electric toothbrushes considerably clean teeth and gums more efficiently than manual toothbrushes. Researchers found that those who use an electric toothbrush have healthier gums, less tooth decay, and keep their teeth for longer than people who use a manual toothbrush.
Can we use electric toothbrush daily?****
You can use an electric toothbrush every day with caution. Its misuse can result in tooth damage, discomfort, and gum recession. Use the right brushing method. Keep your brushing short.
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