Common questions

Tooth Club is the next generation of children’s oral health, made in Australia. It’s a whole ecosystem that helps children build a lifelong habit of brushing their teeth, through characters they love, real connection and play.

Toothsie and his eight friends turn brushing from a daily battle into something children look forward to. Children brush along with their favourite character, earn stars for every brush, and come back morning and night because their friends are waiting for them. Two minutes, twice a day, is what dentists recommend so every tooth gets cleaned. The real goal is a habit that lasts for life.

Today, families can brush along with our videos, collect stars in the free Star Book and read our Parent Guides. Tooth Club products and a members’ club are on the way, and there’s much more coming as the Tooth Club world grows.

Tooth Club was founded by Stella Taleb and Rossana Bellina Voss, with clinical guidance from Dr Statila Pyke. Read our story.

Yes. Print a fresh Star Book page each week, or use any notebook as a Star Book. After every two-minute brush, your child draws a yellow star, one for the morning and one for the night. Get the free Star Book.

Press play and Toothsie and the friends brush right alongside your child for the full two minutes, morning and night, so the time goes quickly and nothing gets rushed. Brush with us.

Toothsie is the warm, playful heart of Tooth Club. His eight friends are Coco, Rocco, Luna, Leo, Maya, Kai, Zara and Milo, each with their own colour and personality, so every child can choose a favourite to brush with. Meet the friends.

Twice a day, in the morning and before bed, for about two minutes each time. Most children stop well before two minutes, which is exactly why Tooth Club’s brushing videos last the full two minutes.

As soon as the first tooth comes through, usually somewhere between 6 and 10 months. Use a small, soft children’s toothbrush.

• Under 18 months: a soft brush and water only, unless your dentist advises otherwise.
• 18 months to 6 years: a pea-sized amount of children’s low-fluoride toothpaste.
• 6 years and over: a pea-sized amount of standard fluoride toothpaste.

Your dentist may suggest something different for your child, so always follow their advice.

No. Teach your child to spit out the toothpaste but not rinse with water. The little bit of fluoride toothpaste left behind keeps protecting their teeth.

Until they’re around eight years old. Little hands are still learning, so brush with your child, or check and finish their brushing for them.

By about 12 months of age, or when the first tooth comes through, whichever happens first. After that, your dentist will recommend how often to come back, usually every 6 to 12 months.

Once two teeth sit side by side and touch, a toothbrush can’t reach between them. That’s the time to ask your dentist about starting to floss. Young children will need your help. Milo, the Tooth Club Flossing Expert, is there to make it fun.

Every three to four months, or sooner if the bristles look worn or splayed.

No. Tooth Club helps children build a happy brushing habit at home. Regular check-ups with your dentist are still important, and your dentist is the best person to advise on your child’s teeth.

Tooth Club toothbrushes, brushing cups, pyjamas, the Starter Kit and more are coming soon. Join the notify list on any product and we’ll let you know as soon as they arrive. Visit the shop.

Tooth Club is growing into a whole world for little brushers, with rewards for every brush, member gatherings and partner dentist offers. The club isn’t open yet, but you can join the waitlist. Join the waitlist.

We deliver within Australia. See shipping and returns.

We’d love to hear from you. Find out how dental practices can partner with Tooth Club, or email contact@toothclub.com.au.

Families can email hello@toothclub.com.au. For orders and returns, email shop@toothclub.com.au. Children can write to Toothsie at toothsie@toothclub.com.au, with a grown-up’s help.