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Teeth-A-Bit The Pledge Neem Toothbrush (9-12 Yrs) Slim Forest Green Teeth-A-Bit The Pledge Neem Toothbrush (9-12 Yrs) Slim Forest Green

Teeth-A-Bit The Pledge Neem Toothbrush (9-12 Yrs) Slim Forest Green The teeth-a-bit toothbrush is made from upcycled firewood neem and is designed by dentists for kids. It has been designed by dentist with a slim handle in a flat silhouette configuration that is lightweight yet sturdy for better handling and gripping. Its handle is extra coated with natural plant-based materials to protect it from water damage and enhance its anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. | Key Ingredients: Firewood neem handle | Key Benefits: The teeth-a-bit toothbrush is made from upcycled firewood neem The dentist designed deep cleaning bristles are gentle on the enamel and tough on plaque and bacteria Its end rounded soft bristle design provides superior cleaning Its handle is extra coated with natural plant-based materials to protect it from water damage It is a naturally fragrant toothbrush with anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties It has a slim handle in a flat silhouette configuration that is lightweight yet sturdy for better handling and gripping It maintains good oral health by daily cleaning the teeth and preventing cavities | Directions For Use: Use as directed on the label | Safety Information: Read the product label carefully before use Store your neem toothbrush in an open toothbrush holder to fully dry out between uses Avoid a wet damp storage enclosure or environment Change your neem toothbrush every three months or when bristles are frayed

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Firewood neem handle

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Trillion-Bits India Private Limited

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Read the product label carefully before use | Store your neem toothbrush in an open toothbrush holder to fully dry out between uses | Avoid a wet damp storage enclosure or environment | Change your neem toothbrush every three months or when bristles are frayed