Fluoriders brings children, families and dental professionals together to make healthy toothbrushing positive, memorable and part of everyday life.
Fluoriders brings children, families and dental professionals together to make healthy toothbrushing positive, memorable and part of everyday life.
Through music, movement, global participation and trusted professional communication, small actions become global change.
A “Fluorider” is any child who efficiently brushes their teeth with an age-appropriate amount of fluoride toothpaste while dancing to the Fluoriders song. No auditions, no Competition, no pressure
Make an L-shape with your hand.
Pretend your finger is a toothbrush and move it in small circles around your mouth.
This is a V-shape.
Point to your smile — that’s what Fluoriders are all about!
Make the LOVE sign with two fingers and keep moving.
That’s the Fluoriders finish — you did it!
Once the dance is done, grab your toothbrush and brush along with the song.
Dance first. Brush next. Smile all the way through.
Play the Fluoriders song and brush along.
Follow the moves or make up your own — there’s no wrong way.
Take a short video or photo while brushing and dancing.
Post your Fluoriders moment on social media with the official hashtags #Fluoriders & #HappyTeethSong and inspire others to join.
The Fluoriders campaign is an initiative of the International Association of Paediatric Dentistry (IAPD) designed to promote good oral hygiene habits in children.
The Fluoriders initiative is supported by an educational grant from Colgate’s Bright Smiles, Bright Futures® programme. All educational content is developed independently by IAPD.
The “Happy Teeth Song” is composed by Alkisti Vousvouni, for the International Association of Paediatric Dentistry (IAPD). © International Association of Paediatric Dentistry.
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Children everywhere are brushing, dancing, and smiling together.