Weleda Kids Tooth Gel with fluoride for children up to 6 years effectively protects against tooth decay and strengthens tooth enamel. With a naturally mild flavour. The mineral cleaning agent cleans gently but thoroughly from the first tooth, while the calendula flower extract helps the gums to stay healthy. The tooth gel contains no peppermint and is also suitable during homeopathic treatment. Effective caries protection. Strengthens tooth enamel. Removes plaque. Naturally mild flavour. Contains sodium fluoride (1000 ppm fluoride). Free from synthetic flavourings and colourings.
Protection against | Dental plaque, Tooth decay, Tooth enamel |
Use | Dental care |
Flavour | Naturally mild |
Target group | Girls |
Content | 50 ml |
Item number | 48995487 |
Manufacturer | Weleda |
Category | Dental care products |
Manufacturer no. | 005097DC |
Release date | 31/8/2024 |
Target group | Girls |
Use | Dental care |
Protection against | Dental plaque, Tooth decay, Tooth enamel |
Flavour | Naturally mild |
effect | Purifying |
Medical specialist application | Not a medical device |
Medical device class | Not a medical device |
Country of origin | Germany |
Sustainability | Organic ingredients |
Sustainability label | NATRUE Biokosmetik |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Items per sales unit | 1 x |
Content | 50 ml |
Length | 13.80 cm |
Width | 4.80 cm |
Height | 3.40 cm |
Weight | 82 g |
Product Safety |
Product Safety |
How often does a product of this brand in the «Dental care products» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: GalaxusHow many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: GalaxusUnfortunately, we don't have enough data for this category yet.
How often is a product of this brand in the «Dental care products» category returned?
Source: GalaxusEven the first milk tooth needs effective protection against caries. We can recommend 21 of the 31 children's toothpastes tested, two products failed. At least: Titanium dioxide is finally no longer a topic
