Kids Teeth Cleaning Chart

Children might not want to brush their teeth every night, but if they have a fun chart to look at, then they might be motivated to take care of their teeth more often during the week. Bright orange and red colors are seen on the background of the Kids Teeth Cleaning Chart as well as pictures of a toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss. Parents can write the name of the child at the top of the chart before, and the child can decorate the paper with stickers, crayons, or markers so that it's customized. There are blocks for each day of the week for brushing in the morning and at night. After children brush at each time during the day, a box can be checked to show that the activity was completed. There are also boxes to check for when children floss. Points can be awarded in the last column so that children can see that brushing is a good thing, and parents can offer information about the importance of good oral hygiene when children brush and floss. A section at the bottom is reserved for making notes about the child's teeth so that they can be discussed with the dentist at the next appointment.