[Kids’ Toothbrushing Song] Make brushing fun! Popular toothbrushing songs
Many kids find toothbrushing difficult, don’t they?
Children’s baby teeth are more prone to cavities than permanent teeth, and it’s said that cavities in baby teeth can also affect the permanent teeth.
While parents want their children to brush properly, many may be at their wits’ end watching their child fiercely resist brushing and wondering, “How can I get them to brush their teeth?”
So this time, we’re introducing toothbrushing songs that are popular with kids.
We’ve gathered a variety of brushing songs—from ones that teach the correct way to move the toothbrush, to songs about the importance of brushing, and even songs that explain what happens if you get cavities.
You’re sure to find a favorite track!
We hope these help children enjoy brushing their teeth!
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[Children’s Toothbrushing Song] Make brushing fun! Popular toothbrushing songs (1–10)
Brush brush, let’s brush!pinku fon
This is Pinkfong’s toothbrushing song, from a brand that develops educational content for children.
Pinkfong’s nursery rhyme series is designed with kids in mind, so lots of children love it! Some little ones struggle with brushing their teeth, but since this song is only about a minute long, even kids who don’t like brushing may be willing to brush along for a short time.
It’s a bright, cheerful tune that gets kids excited to brush—perfect as an intro song to listen to right before toothbrushing!
Glittering Teethshinako
This song, which makes it fun to learn the importance of brushing your teeth, features a lively rhythm and catchy melody with para para dance elements.
It playfully combines the thrill of the dangers of not brushing with the word for teeth to create the phrase “hara-hara” with a toothy twist, and comically depicts cavity pain as “jin-jin” and “zuki-zuki.” Released in October 2024, it went viral on social media and has grown popular, especially among young people.
With a bright tone that makes daily toothbrushing something to look forward to, it’s a fun track that kids—and parents and teachers alike—can sing along to and dance to together.
Let’s brush our teeth.dōyō
Since June includes Cavity Prevention Day in Japan, many daycare centers and kindergartens provide guidance on toothbrushing and cavities.
The children’s song “Let’s Brush Our Teeth” presents toothbrushing in a cute, upbeat way.
Many children resist brushing, but singing a fun song while doing it might help them brush comfortably.
The song also mentions rinsing, making it perfect for practicing rinsing after brushing.
Offer words like “They’re so clean now!” so children can feel the comfort of staying clean.
Let’s enjoy brushing our teeth together with children.
[Children’s Toothbrushing Song] Make brushing fun! Popular toothbrushing songs (11–20)
Let’s brush our teeth.Coba-U
This toothbrushing song was created by DentalPro, the company known for toothbrushes, and it’s sung by the singer-songwriter Coba-U, whose voice is adorably cute.
Not just her vocals—the whole world of the song is downright charming! It was made as a cheer-up song for brushing teeth, with the idea of “making daily toothbrushing more fun,” and just listening to it makes you feel excited, doesn’t it? It’s of course great for kids, but it’s also recommended for adults—so please give it a listen!
Tooth Brushing ExerciseHyōgo-ken Shika Ishikai
This song is actually a tooth-brushing tune created by dental specialists from the Hyogo Dental Association.
Instead of detailing specific brushing techniques, it focuses on messages like “Why do we need to brush our teeth?” and “Let’s make brushing a daily habit!”—so I think it’s perfect as an introduction.
As the title ‘Hamigaki Taiso’ (Tooth-Brushing Exercise) suggests, the association’s character, Denta-kun, sings about tooth brushing while dancing, treating brushing like an exercise.
Shabon-chan’s Toothbrushing Song
This toothbrushing song, which makes solving kids’ dislike of brushing fun, is super catchy.
Created by Shabondama Soap, the track teaches the proper brushing steps in a rhythmic way.
It’s designed so children can easily learn things like how to move the toothbrush and how teeth look from the inside of the dental arch.
If parents and kids sing and dance together during daily brushing time, children are sure to enjoy brushing.
It’s a recommended song for kids who struggle with brushing and for caregivers interested in cavity prevention.
Cavity Construction Co., Ltd.okaasan to issho
This is a song that has been sung since 1995 on “Okaasan to Issho,” broadcast on NHK’s E-Tele.
In the lyrics, cavity-causing bacteria are the protagonists, working inside the mouth.
The sweets and tasty foods everyone loves are also favorites of these bacteria.
Just like in the song, they might use tools to drill holes in your teeth! The lyrics can be a bit scary, but they help young children easily imagine what happens when you get cavities.
If you encourage them by saying, “Let’s hurry and brush before the cavity construction crew arrives,” they might start brushing on their own!
