Today is National Fresh Breath Day, a day to discuss the importance of oral hygiene, and the importance of having minty fresh breath. Coincidentally, it also happens to be my 6-year-old daughter’s birthday — just look at those beautiful, pearly whites thanks to her new Sonicare for Kids toothbrush! (Happy Birthday, Baby!!!)
Seriously, this was a child that I battled with regularly over brushing her teeth, and she’s now thrilled to brush her teeth every morning, noon, and night. These brushes are on the pricey side, but the savings we’re sure to see on dental bills makes them a much more reasonable proposition. Three cheers for clean teeth without any arguments!
In celebration of National Fresh Breath Day, Sonicare would like to give one lucky Deal Seeking Mom two Sonicare brush head refills for the Sonicare toothbrush of your choice!
To enter, just tell me what teeth brushing is like in your household. Are you a three-times-a-day brusher? Is it a struggle to get your kids to brush their teeth regularly?
This giveaway ends at 11:59 a.m. ET on Monday, August 9th and is open to all U.S. residents 18 years or older. I’ll use Comment Contest to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 24 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!
To find more chances to win, check out all of the #SonicareChallenge action on Twitter, Whrrl, and SonicareChallenge.com!
Judy
We usually brush twice a day.
Debbye
My husband and I practically fight over our Sonicare!
Shelly @ Coupon Teacher
I brush twice a day or more, but would love to try this out!
Frances
We homeschool and brush our teeth three times a day. My husband, oldest son, and I started using the Sonicare FlexCare toothbrush about 18 months ago. I am a “hard” brusher and it has done wonders for my teeth!
kathleen
we are twice a day. and all 4 of mine are easy to brush. they run to do it.
debbie
We love our Sonicare. I only wish I had them for the kids(age 3 & 4) too. They love to brush their teeth and would love to be like mommy and daddy with their very own ‘tickle’ toothbrush. (their words, not mine)
Amy Stanford
Got to admit…Not always a 3 times a day brusher… But working on it :D
Shannon
my biggest struggle is to remember to have my daughter brush…she isnt quite old enough to remember on her own, and with the chaos of morning and night routines, we often forget to brush!
Kristen G
We try to do it twice a day, but sometimes it might be once a day.
Lydia
I would love to get this for my husband. His oncologist recommended him getting one as the chemo and radiation treatments my husband has undergone have caused damage to his teeth and gums.
Karen
We brush our teeth at least twice a day. I have a wonderful Sonicare, but the head needs to be replaced and I have not had the funds to do it. We try and floss everyday as well; however, it usually ends up being more like every other day.
Leslie
We brush twice a day. I try to do three times a day. I have noticed a huge improvement after buying my sonicare toothbrush.
Naomie
I always thought my kids would be tough getting to brush their teeth, but it’s the opposite, they ask to brush their teeth several times a day!!! It’s very nice.
MarilynsMoney
Its still a struggle. I brush and floss, but its so difficult to get a 15 yr old to floss!
Diane G
The morning toothbrushing goes fine at my home. Sometimes we have to send someone back to the bathroom because those teeth are as clean as they should be. Evenings means lots of reminders and double-checking but the toothbrushing still get done.
Katie
We’re one to two times a day brushers and our boy doesn’t go to the brushing station voluntarily, but he’s getting better.
Adryn Jester
I try to brush my teeth at least three times a day, but getting my kids to do it is MADNESS!! My son had a better ‘score’ at the dentist than his older sister…go figure! They don’t really like to brush but it is a necessary evil!
Nicole
I would love to win this for my daughter. She is 3 years old and hates to brush teeth. I have been thinking about buying one of these to see if she would enjoy it more, but is lots of money for something she might still hesitate with. But winning it would be great! I think I like the idea of trying that blue agent prerinse.
Susan
My husband’s motto is the family who brushes together, stays together. So every night we all cram into the tiny bathroom and brush our teeth together. It is a wonderful tradition. We have even brushed our teeth together on the phone when we aren’t all together.
Amy
No arguments at our house b/c my son still enjoys brushing his teeth. My baby girl isn’t a huge fan!
Sharon
My twelve year old is still trying to brush just once a day. Yes, this would make her remember easily. I brush twice a day, not three.
molly shortall
Too funny because I just purchased my first sonicare tooth brush yesterday…I used it last night and it felt great, I was so excited to get to try it again this morning!! I had no idea they had a version for kids, will definitely be checking those out for my two!!
Mel
My 4 year old needs reminding to brush her teeth, and my 2 year old is a struggle!
Raquel
We brush twice a day. I, do, brush a third time on the days that I go into work to have fresh minty breath. :) My 7 and 10 year old kids don’t exactly take the two full minutes that they should though. I really need to put in a timer in the bathroom! My 14 month likes to suck on his toothbrush rather than use it to clean his teeth.
Heather
My 18 month old demands she do it herself, then she just sucks all the toothpaste off and runs away. My 3 year old just learned to spit and rinse, and princess toothpaste has helped a bit. But they are both awfully wiggly when it’s time to brush teeth.
N
I try to brush 2 times, but I get lazy….
Amanda
It use to be hard to get him to brush but he’s good at it now! No reminders needed thank goodness!
Cathy
brushing is sometimes easy, sometimes a chore…it depends on the day!
Stacey
We brush twice a day. They are 5 and 3 so still need reminding and supervision when brushing. They are pretty good though and they usually don’t mind brushing.
MARIE
I have a 4 year old who I have to struggle with to get her to brush her teeth. She usually starts the brushing and I finish it. But then I have a 19 month old son that loves to brush if it means he gets to taste the “candy” flavored toothpaste.