Children's teeth are very important in the growth stage. The sooner children are taught how to brush their teeth, the less likely they are to suffer from tooth decay. After all, children love sweets, and eating too much sweets will definitely hurt their teeth, so brushing their teeth plays a certain role. So what is the fluoride content standard of fluoride toothpaste for children? What will happen if the baby eats too much? Let's take a look together.

The internationally recognized standard is that the fluoride content of children's toothpaste is 500mg/kg, and that of adult toothpaste is1000 ppm ~1100 ppm. The fluorine content in toothpaste is not as high as possible, but it is too small to prevent dental caries. Generally speaking, brushing your teeth and gargling with fluoride toothpaste will not cause fluoride.

However, for children with poor swallowing function, the dosage of toothpaste can be controlled in order to prevent excessive fluoride caused by swallowing fluoride toothpaste by mistake. When the fluoride content in fluoride toothpaste is higher than 500 mg, it will effectively prevent dental caries. When it exceeds 1 100 mg, the caries prevention effect will not increase, but there is a danger of poisoning.

The fluoride content of children's toothpaste should be between 0.05% and 0.11%. If the baby consumes too much fluoride toothpaste, it will lead to dental fluorosis, fluorosis, skeletal fluorosis, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, which will affect the child's growth and development. Therefore, parents must warn their children that toothpaste can't be swallowed, so that children have this awareness.