Oral-b D100.413.2k Kids Electric Toothbrush Instruction Manual (+ PDF)

Contents hide

1 Oral-B D100.413.2K Kids Electric Toothbrush

2 Specification

3 What’s In the Box

4 REMOVAL OF SUPERIOR PLAQUES WILL FIGHT CAVITIES

5 SURGICAL AND REGULARLY CLEAN MODES

6 A GENTLE CLEAN WITH ADDITIONAL SOFT BRISTLES

7 Product Description

8 Important information

9 Precaution

10 Care And Maintenance

Oral-B D100.413.2K Kids Electric Toothbrush

Specification

Brand Oral-B
Model D100.413.2K
Age Range (Description) Kid
Special Feature Not-Applicable
Power Source Battery Powered
Item Firmness Description Extra Soft
Interactivity (App) Disney Magic Timer
Product Dimensions ‎ 4.53 x 1.85 x 9.17 inches
Weight 8.64 Ounces

What’s In the Box

Electric Toothbrush

REMOVAL OF SUPERIOR PLAQUES WILL FIGHT CAVITIES

SURGICAL AND REGULARLY CLEAN MODES

A GENTLE CLEAN WITH ADDITIONAL SOFT BRISTLES

Product Description

For a healthy smile, the Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush with Disney’s Frozen removes 75% more plaque than a typical manual toothbrush. Each tooth is individually cleaned by the extra-soft round brush head, which produces an incredible tooth-by-tooth clean. For the teeth and gums of children, the gentle mode is ideal. This toothbrush is ideal for all oral care requirements and is compatible with a variety of Oral-B brush heads. Dentists all over the world use and endorse Oral-B as their preferred brand.

Important information

Indications

Dentists advise patients to switch their toothbrushes every three months.

Precaution

Do not place the charger in water or liquid or store it where it can fall or be pulled into a tub or sink. Do not reach for it when fallen into the water. Unplug immediately.
This appliance contains batteries that are non-replaceable. Do not disassemble the product except when disposing of the battery. When taking out the battery for disposal of the unit, use caution so as not to short the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals.
When unplugging, always pull the power plug instead of the cord. Do not touch the power plug with wet hands. This can cause an electric shock.
If you are undergoing treatment for any oral care condition, consult your dental professional prior to use.
This toothbrush is a personal care device and is not intended for use on multiple patients in a dental practice or institution.
For tooth brushing only. Do not chew or bite on the brush. Do not use it as a toy or without adult supervision.
Follow correct instructions when applying stickers on the handle. Ensure the valve on the back of the handle is not covered.

Care And Maintenance

After brushing, briefly submerge the brush head under flowing water with the handle on. Turn the handle off and take out the brush head. Before reassembling the toothbrush, wash both components individually under running water and dry them with a clean cloth. Furthermore, periodically wipe off the charging device using a moist towel 5. Without prior warning, subject to change.

Features

Includes 4 interchangeable handle stickers, 1 charger, 1 extra-soft brush head, and 1 rechargeable handle.
Provides healthy smiles by removing 75% more plaque than a standard manual toothbrush has a circular Extra Soft brush head with a mild mode specifically designed for children’s teeth and gums.
Disney’s Frozen-themed replaceable handle stickers make brushing enjoyable.
Your kids will enjoy brushing alongside their favorite characters if you use it along with the Oral-B Disney Magic Timer App.

FAQs

Does this toothbrush come with a charger?

Yes, it does.

Does this toothbrush come with a battery?

Yes, it does.

How long does the battery last?

The battery lasts for about two weeks.

What is the warranty of this product?

The warranty of this product is one year.

Do electric toothbrushes work better for kids?

There are a number of reasons you might wish to opt to use an electric toothbrush even though the American Dental Association has declared that both manual and electric toothbrushes are equally effective in cleaning children’s teeth: They are simpler to employ. They give off more brushing force.

When should kids get an electric toothbrush?

By the age of three, children can begin using an electric toothbrush under the supervision of their parents. To ensure that the toothbrush head can easily reach all of their teeth, they should use a child-sized toothbrush. Although soft bristles are kinder to the gums while new teeth are erupting, toddlers should use a toothbrush head with them.

How do electric toothbrushes work for kids?

Plaque is typically removed more thoroughly by electric toothbrushes than by manual ones. They can also make it simpler to access challenging areas, such as the rear teeth. You may assist in keeping your child’s developing smiles healthy by removing more plaque from their teeth.

Why can’t kids use electric toothbrush?

Because newborns and toddlers move about a lot, it is generally not safe to use an electric toothbrush on them. The toothbrush head might hurt their cheeks, jaws, or throat if you put a vibrating one in their mouth and they jerked their head.

Are kids electric toothbrushes the same as adults?

According to our experts, a kids electric toothbrush only actually requires a kid-sized brush head to be successful. Children’s back molars and jaws are closer together than adults’, making it difficult for a standard-sized brush head to get in between them.

Are electric toothbrushes safe?

Yes! Electric toothbrushes are more effective in removing plaque than manual brushes, according to recent scientific studies. Electric toothbrushes are completely safe for your teeth and gums, according to the same studies.

How important is electric toothbrush?

Compared to manual toothbrushes, electric toothbrushes do generally reduce plaque and gingivitis more. Plaque was reduced by 21% and gingivitis by 11% after three months of use. Compared to only vibrating toothbrushes, oscillating (rotating) toothbrushes appear to perform better.

Is electric toothbrush waterproof?

All Oral-B electric toothbrushes are waterproof, so you may use them in the shower without any problems. We do not, however, advise submerging your brush in water. We all know that saving a few crucial minutes in the morning rush by using your toothbrush in the shower.