Thank you to everyone who voted for their favorite StarSmilez® Character Name! The votes have been counted and the results are in!
Have StarSmilez® let you know when Lil Tango Tiger and Lil Cubby Bear become available by clicking the “In Stock Notification” in the upper right hand corner of the product page. Simply enter your email address and a message will automatically be sent, reminding you to purchase your new favorite StarSmilez® character!
Thank you to everyone who submitted a name into our StarSmilez Character Naming Contest! We were overwhelmed by the number of responses we received and loved all of the submitions. It was very difficult choice, but we have narrowed down the names to the three finalist for each piece below:
Lil StarSmilez Tiger: Tia, Tango and Grinz
Lil StarSmilez Bear: Cubby, Bitzy and Riley
Congratulations to the following people who submitted the winning character names!
StarSmilez will be getting two new characters in 2012! Everyone at StarSmilez is thrilled about our new additions and we want you to be too! We are always excited to get feedback from our customers and want your help in naming our new additions. Submit your ideas for your chance to win one of our new characters for free! Enter as many times as you want with as many names as you want! There are 2 new pieces for you to choose from: Smal Tiger and Small Bear.
Take the fright out of holiday candy with these oral care tips. Most children love the holidays and all the pies, candy and cookies.Whats not to love? however tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood disease, it is important to teach your child early about the damage that too much candy can inflict on their teeth and gums and what you can both do to help prevent it.
Here is a great video by Dr. Janna Davis that will help explain how to brush your child’s teeth. You can find this video and many more on MyStarSmilez
This question has many different answers, depending on who you talk to. Why? Removal of wisdom teeth is predominantly a practice philosophy rather than an exact science. Meaning, there is much leeway, discussion and debate among all types of dentists as to what is the best treatment of wisdom teeth is.
Most dentists would not recommend any child under the age of 6 to use mouthwash, and children that are under the age of twelve should only use mouthwash under adult supervision. The reason for this is the risk of the child swallowing the mouthwash. This can be dangerous if it is swallowed in large amount and can lead to something called fluorosis, a condition where long-lasting spots or streaks appear on the teeth.
It’s bound to happen; your child will lose their first tooth. This is an exciting time, but it can also be scary. Hopefully this will help you handle it with confidence and make it as fun as possible.
There is a set of molars that will grow before your child loses any teeth. They are the first adult teeth that your child will have. They should come in between the ages of six and seven and will grow behind the baby teeth, in the back of the mouth.
We are supposed to replace our toothbrushes every 3 months, when there is noticeable wear or when we have an illness. So on average, a person will go through around 5 or more toothbrushes a year. It has been reported the amount of toothbrushes that end up in landfills every year equals 25000 tons. Below are some ways to reuse and recycle your toothbrush.
