36 Rely, Plaque Dental Disclosing Tablets for Youngsters or Adults, Reveals Plaque, Helps Educate Brushing Habits for Clear Enamel, by Recent Knight, Pack of (1)

Good
If you don’t know how to brush this will show you

Excessive but works
Everything about this product is excessive. First, do you really need 96 tablets? Probably not. I think about 12, at most, will get the job done. Second, scrubbing your sink may not get the pink out after brushing–do it quickly. I am pretty sure it will eventually wear off of the sink, but make sure your kid knows how to spit IN the sink. You might want to coat the bathroom in plastic trash bags if you have one of those kids who will open their mouths and let slobber drip out in a fit of dramatics at the slightest provocation from something slightly distasteful. Third, yeah, your kid’s tongue might be purple a few days. However, chances are good you are here because your child is not getting every side and angle of their teeth properly when brushing. I have just started using these on my fifth child after successfully using the similar GUM ones on the others. If nothing else, these let you see where you need to spot check because your kid missed and saves you from having to re-brush their entire mouths just to make sure. I was willing to pay for tablets I will never use in order to get those I will use, so I can prevent my child from getting tooth decay, but I wasn’t quite willing to purchase 248 of the GUM ones at a slightly higher price to get the product I used for my other children. I also don’t mind a slightly discolored sink if I can help my child become more independent with brushing. I feel GUM’s product was better, but getting it is much more difficult, now. This seems to be the only product available of its kind safely available to the general public. The GUM brand comes in a pack of 248 from a dental supply company directly, and although someone is selling them on Amazon in smaller quantities that come packaged in plastic baggies– I don’t feel safe giving those to my child even if they are individually wrapped.

They must have changed the formula of these bc…
At first, these were great! I have my daughter use these, so that she can see where she still needs to brush & make sure she’s doing a thorough brushing. They worked great for a while, and I purchased multiple times, however, the past couple times, they weren’t even able to be used. In the past, the tablets have made her teeth a very vivid magenta color, and now, it doesn’t show more than a slight tint on her teeth. Sometimes we had her use multiple of them & this happened with all of them. We ordered multiple times thinking it was possibly a flake, but it wasn’t. So, the pink not showing up is odd, I know her teeth aren’t that clean because the last time she brushed was in the morning, and I know she didn’t brush them on her own, bc she is so stubborn with teeth brushing which is why we had to start using these in the first place. It’s disappointing. We changed brands & they work the way these used to.

Remember these from grade school???
Back in the 70’s, they gave these things out like candy to encourage us to brush…I still remember the taste of them! We got these thinking they’d help our grandson brush better. Nope. He’s a smart cookie and caught on…won’t use them. BUT…I took a trip down memory lane and chewed one. The taste is MUCH better now…and the effect is the same. LOL…I’m happy that my brushing habits are pretty good…not too much pink showed through. 😉

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