Abstract: A device for rinsing a child's mouth and teeth comprising a pliable vessel having a front end, a back end, and side walls defining a hollow interior space inside the vessel. The side walls contain a first depression near the front end and a second depression opposite the first notch. The first depression contains at least one front opening in fluid communication with the interior space, angled to face the front surface of the top teeth, and at least one back opening positioned closer to the front end from the front opening, in fluid communication with the interior space, angled to face the back surface of the top teeth. A removable cap to removably close the vessel mounted at the back end.

Abstract: A pacifier for rinsing an infant's or child's mouth and teeth having an aperture extending through its front lip shield and connecting to a port near the front of the pacifier. The port preferably connects the aperture to enclosed channels or tubes preferably contained entirely within the body walls of the pacifier. The enclosed channels or tubes allow fluid communication with beveled openings located on the top side of the pacifier. The beveled openings are preferably forwardly angled to point towards the lip shield and the interior surface of the infant's or child's upper teeth when the pacifier is placed in the infant's or child's mouth so that when water is pushed through the aperture, the water is pushed through the port, the enclosed channels, and out of the beveled openings, and rinses the mouth and teeth.