Set of 2 silicone ring pacifiers size 1 and Sterilization Box, Dentistar

Set of 2 pacifiers with silicone ring size 1 and Sterilization Box, Dentist

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.

Characteristics:

• 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.

It exists in two sizes: for children without teeth - Size 1 and for children with teeth - Size 2 (change to this size after the full appearance of the first tooth).
Waist 1: I don't have any teeth yet, the dental groove is still a little contoured. The small teat leaves enough space for the tongue.
Size 2: My first tooth! The dental groove at the base of the teat is visible. Thus, the pressure exerted on the teeth and jaws is clearly reduced. Thus, the natural growth of milk teeth is optimally supported.
Pacifiers without a ring are recommended for sleep, and phosphorescent ones are ideal at night.

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 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.
• For the safety of the child Attention! Check the strength of the pacifier before each use, pulling it in all directions. Throw it away at the first signs of deterioration. Use only special pacifier chains that comply with EN 12586.
• Replace the pacifier immediately if it is deformed, sticky or has cracks or bite marks, to prevent suffocation with fragments of material.
• For reasons of hygiene, replace the pacifier after 1-2 months of use.
• Prolonged use of the pacifier can cause orthodontic defects.