Teeth Brush Behaviour Chart

A Teeth Brushing Behavior Chart helps encourage and track regular brushing habits in children. It serves as a visual reminder and provides motivation through rewards for consistent brushing. Below is a template you can customize to fit your needs:

Teeth Brushing Behavior Chart

Child’s Name: [Insert Name]
Date Range: [Insert Date Range]

1. Brushing Expectations

Instructions: Define the expectations for teeth brushing. Ensure these are clear and age-appropriate.

2. Behavior Tracking

Instructions: Track the completion of each brushing task daily. Use stickers, checkmarks, or symbols to indicate when each task is completed.

3. Rewards and Incentives

Instructions: Define rewards for consistent completion of brushing tasks. Adjust rewards to fit what motivates the child.

Daily Rewards

• Verbal Praise: Acknowledge effort with positive reinforcement.
• Stickers: Earn a sticker for each day of consistent brushing.

Weekly Rewards

• Extra Screen Time: Allow additional screen time or a favorite activity.
• Special Treat: Offer a small treat or fun activity.

Monthly Rewards

• Certificate: Award a certificate for completing the month with consistent brushing.
• Prize: Give a small prize, such as a toy or book.

Rewards Tracking

4. Goals and Improvement Plan

Instructions: Set specific goals for improving brushing habits and create a plan to achieve these goals.

Goals

• Morning Brushing: [Specific goal or improvement needed]
• Evening Brushing: [Specific goal or improvement needed]
• Proper Technique: [Specific goal or improvement needed]
• Use Toothpaste: [Specific goal or improvement needed]
• Rinse and Spit: [Specific goal or improvement needed]

Improvement Plan

• Strategies: [Specific strategies or techniques to encourage better brushing habits]
• Support Needed: [Any additional support or resources required]
• Review Date: [Date for reviewing progress]

5. Notes and Observations

Instructions: Use this section to record any additional observations or comments about the child’s brushing habits.

Notes for Customization:

• Expectations: Tailor the brushing expectations to fit the child’s age and dental care recommendations.
• Tracking: Modify the tracking format based on how frequently you wish to review the behavior (daily, weekly, etc.).
• Rewards: Adjust rewards to what is most motivating for the child and aligns with your family or classroom rules.
• Goals and Improvement Plan: Customize goals and plans to address specific needs or areas where improvement is needed.