I received a free item in exchange for this post. All opinions are my own.
The days of fighting with your child to brush their teeth are over! Thanks to the new Deeno-saur Electric Toothbrush, making sure your child has healthy brushing habits has never been less stressful!
About the Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush
Designed with your child in mind, the Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush makes it fun and rewarding for your child to brush their teeth.
Simply use the smart electric toothbrush’s wireless Bluetooth technology and download the free Deeno app, available in the Google Play and Apple iTunes stores, and your child can play a fun game where they take care of a virtual pet named Deeno.
While your kids brush their teeth and learn healthy brushing habits, parents can monitor everything about their child’s brushing habits in the app. Parents can see how many times their child brushed their teeth, define their child’s brushing targets, and follow their child’s brushing evolution. Plus, if you have more than one child using a Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush, you can monitor up to 6-children in the app.
“1 in 4 children will have tooth decay when they start school. Each child with tooth decay will have on average 3 to 4 affected teeth.”
Public Health England
By unlocking new features in the Deeno game, your child will fall in love with brushing their teeth and be begging you to do it more often!
Included with the Deeno-Saur Toothbrush
Included with the Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush is everything your little one needs to get started. Inside your electric toothbrush package you will receive:
- 1 – Deeno-saur Rechargeable Electric handle
- 2x refill heads with extra soft bristles for kids
- An inductive battery charging base with USB connection
- A USB Mains adaptor
It is important to note that if you live in the USA, the included USB mains adaptor may not work in your power charger. I plugged the USB connection into my cellphone charger and made an easy fix.
My Review of Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush
Since the Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush is for ages 3 and up, I let my 4-year old daughter use it. This was her first time using an electric toothbrush and at first, she had a hard time keeping it on her teeth because it tickled. With the sonic motion brushing of over 20,000 pulsations per minute, I kind of expected the toothbrush to take a little time to get use to.
After a few tries, she was successfully able to use the toothbrush and she loved it! Not only does she say it makes her mouth feel neat, but I have also noticed her needing less help brushing her teeth with this brush.
Besides just allowing my daughter to be more independent brushing her teeth, I also love the fact that I’m in more control of how well she is brushing her teeth. Instead of having to wait for her next dentist appointment to see if we’ve taken the proper care of her teeth, I can look through the Deeno app and feel certain that she is getting the proper oral care.
Other than the dental aspect of this toothbrush, I also love the fact that the battery doesn’t have to be charged every single day. Since the Deeno-saur has a lithium battery, my daughter can get up to 3-weeks on just one charge, brushing her teeth for 2-minutes, two times a day. The lithium battery makes this a great toothbrush to use on vacations and anywhere you may go.
The only thing I would love to see the Deeno-saur toothbrush do, in the future, is come out with more color options. While I personally love the purple color, my boys would have preferred a blue or green color, which isn’t available yet.
Check out Deeno-saur’s Website
I am so happy my family found the Deeno-saur Smart Electric Toothbrush and I am certain your family will love it too! Since Deeno-saur is new on the market (they just launched their Kickstarter campaign this August)Deeno-saur Toothbrushes could use your help spreading the word, so be sure to share this post.
You can learn more about the toothbrushes on their website and by following them on Facebook.
Last Updated on 8 years ago by Crystal Carder