Mouth Spray for Kids Toddler Toothpaste Helper Fluoride Free Baby Toothpaste Cavity Protection Oral Care with Natural P113+ Antibacterial Peptide for Newborns to Age 12(Grape)

My son has been loving this. He's pretty good about brushing his teeth but this has definitely helped. His teeth are in good shape and he loves the flavor.

Finding effective dental care products for kids can be a daunting task, but this cavity prevention mouth spray has truly impressed me and my little ones!The spray format is incredibly convenient for kids. It allows for a quick application, making it easy to use after meals or snacks. My children appreciate how simple it is, and they can even do it themselves, which gives them a sense of responsibility for their oral hygiene.One of the standout features is the flavor. It’s kid-friendly and not overly medicinal, which encourages my kids to use it regularly without any fuss. This makes it a joy rather than a chore for them.

This grape-flavored oral spray is a hit with my kids! It’s small and easy to carry, perfect after meals. They love the taste and use it on their own. Great for freshening breath and preventing cavities on the go. Will definitely repurchase!

Kids like it. Unsure if it’s helping yet though

Verry good

Love this product! Keeps my toddlers breath fresh all day! And the taste is great the kids think it’s a little treat for them and are excited to brush their teeth bc they know they will get this spray. It is a little expensive but worth it

great taste and great to help remineralize toddler teeth

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was curious what the difference of this product was from the one I was already happy with that my 3-year-old neurodivergent kid uses. It's good. Freshens breath, it looks like* it keeps cavities from developing… Ease of use:BUT there is a usability issue with this for kids that are too finicky or sensitive. The spray bottle is flat, so my kid who doesn't like devices doing something in front of her avoids this, so she doesn't open her mouth. The other product that I was already using has a protruded spray nozzle that I can insert into her mouth where she's comfortable the spray will go to her mouth, and not to her face. The other product was empty, so I just had to transfer the contents of this product to their more usable bottle.