Is this an acceptable toothbrush for a 9 year old null

I can see the brush work well, esp as it has a brief signal after every 30 seconds so will indicate how long the kid has brushed. I am not sure about the flosser or any flosser for that matter, it may depend on the degree to which the kid is able to understand it needs to turn it off before it takes it out of its mouth to avoid a ‘splashing’ experience.

Yes, it is not complicated to use.

No it has adjustable pressure but I believe it is too strong for a nine year old..

Absolutely! It’s soft and easy to use. Start on the low setting and turn it up as they get used to the water pressure. They should have better check ups! I wish we had this when our kids were 9!

I think this is a great tooth brush for any age, especially if they don't always take time to floss.

I believe so. My 5 yr old grandson uses it everyday with no problem.

Yes the toorhbrush is very weak. If they are going to use the waterpik put it on 4 or 5 for them.

I don't think so, in most instances. I am confident most 9 year olds could master the mechanics; but, having raided 6 kids, I doubt that most of them, at least the boys, would have avoided playing with it. When the pressure is fully cranked up on the floss, it could at worst mar an eye; at best cause water everywhere. I suggest you wait until at least early teens.

“Is this an acceptable toothbrush for a 9 year old”

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I can see the brush work well, esp as it has a brief signal after every 30 seconds so will indicate how long the kid has brushed. I am not sure about the flosser or any flosser for that matter, it may depend on the degree to which the kid is able to understand it needs to turn it off before it takes it out of its mouth to avoid a ‘splashing’ experience.
Answered by Anka 5 years ago
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Yes, it is not complicated to use.
Answered by BirthdayDad 5 years ago
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No it has adjustable pressure but I believe it is too strong for a nine year old..
Answered by tobster 5 years ago
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Absolutely! It’s soft and easy to use. Start on the low setting and turn it up as they get used to the water pressure. They should have better check ups! I wish we had this when our kids were 9!
Answered by 1Sue1 5 years ago
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I think it would be ok
Answered by Gan6 5 years ago
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I think this is a great tooth brush for any age, especially if they don't always take time to floss.
Answered by Arkie 5 years ago
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I believe so. My 5 yr old grandson uses it everyday with no problem.
Answered by Spanky 5 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Bella 5 years ago
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Yes the toorhbrush is very weak. If they are going to use the waterpik put it on 4 or 5 for them.
Answered by Jule 5 years ago
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I don't think so, in most instances. I am confident most 9 year olds could master the mechanics; but, having raided 6 kids, I doubt that most of them, at least the boys, would have avoided playing with it. When the pressure is fully cranked up on the floss, it could at worst mar an eye; at best cause water everywhere. I suggest you wait until at least early teens.
Answered by branumlawoffices 6 years ago
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