Silicone pacifier with ring, 6-14 months, Dentistar

Sucking is a natural, innate reflex that calms the child and makes him feel comfortable.

Normally, thumb sucking exerts more pressure on the upper jaw and on the incisors. This can cause a change in the physiological angle of the axis of the front teeth and the absence of contact between the upper and lower incisors. The consequence will be the need to initiate an orthodontic treatment.

Prof. Dr. stefan zimmer recommends dental pacifiers for children aged up to 27 months because:
Dentist is the first pacifier to receive the qualification "tooth friendly"
And it can reduce the risk of tooth decay

The extra-flat base reduces the pressure on the jaws and teeth by up to 90%, compared to conventional teats.
The flattened teat matches the shape of the palatal vault and is oriented towards it, to leave the natural space necessary for the tongue, and dysfunctions (eg: slurping) can be reduced.
The special grooves of the teat - friendly to the teeth - reduce the distance between the upper and lower incisors. This reduces the risk of open dental occlusion.
Very comfortable - Because the palatal area, relevant for the pacifier, does not grow at the same rate as the child, the flattened shape of the Dentistar pacifier teat fits naturally in the child's oral cavity, ensuring more comfort during use.

Use:
For safety and hygiene, disinfect the pacifier before first use for 5 min. in boiled water. After it cools down, squeeze out any water inside the teat.

After each subsequent use, rinse the pacifier thoroughly under running water and wash it with dish detergent. For infants under 3 months, periodically disinfect by boiling approx. 3 min., but not in the pressure cooker or in the microwave.

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