What is the best toothpaste to use for a toddler?

At first the padiatrician told me not to use any toothpaste either but to use a damp washcloth and wipe her teeth and gums clean. I also used the gerber toothpast because of the fluoride in the kids toothpaste. When I took my daughter to the dentist at 12 months the dentist switched her to a toothpaste for kids with fluoride because it protects against decay. You should just ask the pediatrician or the dentist if your child has already seen the dentist.

The Pediatrician says to use none. Just brush them with water for now.

Our dentist told us any toothpaste without flouride is good,but she recommended oral b and my daughter loves it.

My 4 years old daughter is using a toothpaste from brand called Elmex and it's neutral taste. This toothpaste is special for children andt it is flouride free since my daughter also still swallow it once in a while. I did told her everytime to spit it out but she said it taste nice....oh well....

There's a tootpaste for kids, which is the 'Happy Kiddie Toothpaste' I don't know if you heard about it, but if you do try using it to your daughter and see if she will like it, it's actually a fruity flavor for kids. :-)

Ya i was told the same thing brush them with water. but sometimes that doesnt get the smell away so i sometimes use the gerber type

I use Sans Fluo toothpaste for my toddler, I'm not sure if that's available in your area. My son's pediatrician recommended that I wipe his teeth with gauze pad dipped in water & salt after brushing his teeth.