Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser

Kids Refillable Cocoflosser

Dr. Chrystle has been dreaming up our Kids Refillable Cocoflosser from the start — a reusable flosser that saves plastic from ending up in landfills and teaches tots to floss in the most enjoyable way possible. Because when it comes to healthy habits, it’s all about starting them young, and smile care is no different. As a dentist AND mom, she thought of everything — down to the stickers all kids love. PSA: Not intended for children to use on their own or for adult teeth.

 

  • What it is: A reusable flosser for parents to use on kids aged 5 and younger.
  • What's inside. Comes with 1 refillable Cocoflosser, 1 ultra-cleansing Cocofloss (33 yd), and a cute sticker sheet to entertain kids.
  • Perfectly toddler-sized. Specially sized to fit mini mouths. Made for adult hands.
  • Ergonomic handle gives adult hands an easy grip.
  • Safe for smiles. Made with shatterproof, medical-grade, BPA-free Tritan plastic =
  • Infinitely refillable. Convenience doesn’t have to mean disposable. Refill with any Cocofloss scent again and again.
  • Designed by a dentist & mom. Cute "CocoCritter" stickers entertain kids while parents floss their teeth, building a positive association with flossing.
  • Pro tip from Dr. Chrys: "As soon as two teeth touch, it's time to start flossing!"
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Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Innovative Texture
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Pro-Grade Efficacy
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Teflon® & Toxin-Free
100% refillable design means you can floss and reuse it again and again to waste less single-use plastic.
Compatible with award-winning Cocofloss that visibly removes plaque with 500+ textured, interwoven fibers.
Dentist & mom-designed for comfort, fitting both adult hands and itty bitty mouths (ages 5 and below)
Helps build a positive association with flossing from a young age for a lifetime of good oral care habits.
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
How we make Cocofloss eco-friendly
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
85% recycled polyester from plastic water bottles
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
64% less energy to make compared with non-recycled threads
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
32% less CO2 emissions
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
94% less water consumption
85% recycled polyester from plastic water bottles
64% less energy to make compared with non-recycled threads
32% less CO2 emissions
94% less water consumption
Oral Care Starts Young
According to the ADA, more than half of children ages 6 to 8 have had a cavity in at least one of their baby teeth, and more than half of adolescents have had a cavity in at least one of their adult teeth. Dr. Chrystle designed the Cocoflosser with positivity and results in mind — encouraging parents to model good oral-care habits, take care of their kids' teeth AND opt out of single-use plastics.
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
But they just fall out, right? It's more complex than that. For starters: bacterial biofilm. It can still live and grow on gums, even without teeth erupted.
Baby Teeth Matter
Parents should use a damp, warm clean cloth or gauze, wrap it around their finger and gently wipe the baby’s gums. This can also help relieve pain from teething. 
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
We have a huge problem with tooth decay & gum disease, but we can disrupt the cycle with good oral care early.
Start Young
Another big deal: premature loss of a baby tooth (like from a cavity) can leave a gap. This may cause adult teeth to emerge crooked.
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
Every time a tot bites down on a harder food, it puts pressure on the bones of the jaw and skull.
Baby Teeth Help Develop Jaws
This causes bone cells to release proteins that stimulate the production of more bone, resulting in the healthy development of the jawbone.
Kids Refillable Cocoflosser
6 months to 1 year: Avoid tooth decay by limiting the time babies drink juice or milk and schedule your baby’s first pediatric dentist appointment.
The First 5 Years
Ages 1 to 3: Use a small toothbrush to clean baby teeth after meals. Floss when teeth start to touch. Take your baby on regular dental visits and ask if you need to supplement fluoride.