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A reward after the visit
A small plush or keyring handed over at the end of the appointment. It closes the visit on a good note and goes home with your name on it.
Plush and Gifts for Clinics and Dental Practices
A child who leaves the dentist with a soft toy remembers the visit differently — and so do the parents choosing where to book next time. Plush and small gifts with your practice’s own character turn a check-up into something a child looks forward to.
What clinics and practices come to us for
Less fear in the chair
A familiar character in the waiting room, on the ceiling poster and in the child’s hand during treatment gives a nervous child something to hold on to.
Something parents talk about
Private practices grow on recommendations. A toy the child carries to nursery is a recommendation you do not have to ask for.
One look across all branches
Clinic groups get the same character and the same gifts in every location instead of whatever each branch bought locally.
A typical practice package
- A character for your practice — a tooth, an animal, a friendly doctor — designed to look kind, not clinical
- Small plush as a reward and a larger one for the waiting-room play corner
- Embroidered eyes and no small detachable parts, EN71 tested
- Washable plush for the play corner, with care instructions on the label
- Stickers, colouring sheets and keyrings in the same style for the reception desk
- Artwork files for signage, the website and appointment cards
What a character for this field can look like
Studio visualisations, not delivered projects. They show the construction and finish we work to; your character is designed from your brief, not picked from this page.
What we need from you
- Your specialty and the age range of your young patients
- How many children you see a month — this sets a sensible run size
- Your logo and colours, or permission to propose a character from scratch
- Any hygiene rules for toys in the waiting room or treatment room
- Whether gifts go to one practice or are split across several branches
- Professional-code limits on how your practice may advertise
Planning the budget and the date
The minimum run is 500 pieces per design. For a busy paediatric or dental practice that is often a year of reward toys; for a clinic group it covers the first months across all branches. A small reward size keeps the cost per child modest.
Allow about five weeks for design and sample approval, then eight to twelve weeks for production and delivery. Toys are packed per branch if you have several locations.
For a pharmaceutical brand or a hospital campaign, see our page for healthcare and pharma brands — the requirements there are different.
Questions clinics and practices ask
Can a dental or paediatric practice order plush toys with its own logo?
Yes. MascotiQ designs a character for the practice, or puts your logo on a sewn label or embroidered patch, and produces plush, keyrings and stickers in the same style. The minimum run is 500 pieces per design.
Are the toys safe to give to small children after treatment?
Every run is tested to EN71 and carries CE marking. For practices that see toddlers, MascotiQ embroiders the eyes and leaves out small parts that could come loose.
Can plush toys be used in a clinic waiting room?
Yes, if they can be washed. MascotiQ can make waiting-room plush from fabrics that survive machine washing and puts the care instructions on the label, so staff can clean them on a fixed routine.
How long does it take to get branded gifts for a practice?
About five weeks for design and sample approval, then eight to twelve weeks for production and delivery. Clinic groups can have the order packed and delivered separately to each branch.
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