Where to buy an ultralight 2 gram finger tooth brush?

You'll find a variety of infant and toddler toothbrushes on Amazon, which are pretty much (maybe exactly?) the same thing. I recently purchased http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009NKL4JE/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which works fine. Warning though, it comes in at a whopping 4 grams on my scale.

Go to your local pet supply store and get a finger toothbrush for dogs like these:

They also sell finger toothbrushes in pet stores but I'm not sure of the weight or if they are exactly the same. Edit slow on the draw

Now you just have to make sure you hands are nice and clean before sticking fingers in your mouth. I'll stick with a real toothbrush.

I grabbed one of these off my shelf to use in the woods. I found the bristles really stiff and uncomfortable, so don't be too enthusiastic with your brushing at first or you may gouge your gums. Now I don't recommend them for my patients, especially not for cats or tiny dogs.

Zpacks has a good one, nice and short. A full tube of travel tooth paste and the brush come in at .7oz.

Could I go lighter? Yes I could use the paste that comes in the Zpacks kit, but it's only good for two or three nights and I would have the hassle of refilling it often etc. Some people dehydrate it! Clean teeth are important to me, and me sticking my hands deep in my mouth just to save 1 gram does not appeal to me.

"Now I don't recommend them for my patients, especially not for cats or tiny dogs."

I've never had a good experience trying to put a finger in a cat's mouth :) Like jamming your hand into a box of fish hooks with your eyes closed!

I just use a travel toothbrush and a little squeeze vial of get toothpaste and live with the enormous weight and bulk.

Oral B Brushes, does anyone remember theses? I wonder if they still make them:

2 grams is 2 grams too much. ;-)

http://www.deltadentalidblog.com/original-tooth-brushing-habits-of-native-americans/