Reddit reviews Tanner's Tasty Paste Cha Cha Chocolate - Anticavity Fluoride Children’s Toothpaste/Great Tasting, Safe, and Effective Chocolate Flavored Toothpaste for Kids (4.2 oz.)
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MOM-MADE FOR KIDS: Dr. Janelle Holden, a Mom and Pediatric Dentist, knows how difficult it can be to get children to brush. So, she created a great tasting, safe, and effective toothpaste that will get kids to brush their teeth!FANTASTIC CHOCOLATE TASTE: Our Chocolate Toothpaste is meant for anyone who LOVES chocolate! With great flavor bursting out of the bottle, it tastes like Chocolate Ice Cream!NO MINT TASTE: Tanner’s Toothpaste is great for kids with sensitivity issues normally found in minty/cinnamon toothpastes. There is ZERO mint taste.SUGAR & GLUTEN FREE: Tanner’s Toothpaste is NOT 100% natural, but it does not contain Saccharin, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Artificial Colors. Sweetened with Natural Xylitol which is found in berries, vegetables, and birch trees.FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE: This toothpaste DOES contain Fluoride.
The chalky white lines at the gum line on the front teeth are early early stages of cavities. Its the enamel starting to decalcify in that area because of the plaque sitting on the tooth. I wouldn't do any treatment there at this stage, but its something to be aware of. If it starts to get out of control, silver diamine fluoride could put a pause on it by killing the bacteria, but it stains the decayed area of the tooth.
Limit the frequency of the milk. She can have milk throughout the day, but don't have it in a no-spill cup that she carries around at sips whenever she wants. Just water in those things.
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That's the best position to be in. Obviously not every kid is going to cooperate like that, but its best to be behind them where you can see and hold the lips out of the way. If you have to do it the other way, then do so. You're not going to traumatize your kid by brushing their teeth, but a bad experience at the dentist could.
The good news is little kids grow up and learn to tolerate the brushing. She'll get there. Keep working on it. There are more 2 minute brushing videos at 2min2x.org. And Chocolate Ice Cream toothpaste is a bonus, it tastes exactly like toosie rolls.
I'm a pediatric dentist.