CURAPROX Baby, Size 0 Soother from Birth, Pink

The CURAPROX Baby soother in size 0 is designed for babies from birth. Its main purpose is to support the optimal development of the oral cavity, jaw, and palate to prevent future orthodontic problems. The special orthodontic shape with a flat tip and side wings actively helps to correctly form the dental arch and prevents tooth displacement. The teat is made from BPA-free silicone and its membrane supports natural swallowing. Thus, the soother not only calms your baby but also ensures their healthy development.

Supports Healthy Jaw Development

The CURAPROX Baby soother was developed in collaboration with experts to prevent tooth displacement and the need for future treatment with braces. Its flat tip does not exert pressure on the upper palate, which retains its natural shape and avoids unwanted arching. The side wings gently press on the side walls of the jaw, thereby supporting the formation of an optimal dental arch. In this way, the soother actively contributes to the correct alignment of teeth and the healthy development of your child's entire oral cavity.

Natural Sucking and Swallowing

For the most natural feeling for your baby, the teat is equipped with a soft silicone membrane. Its movement and texture are reminiscent of the mother's breast, which soothes the baby. The membrane moves with the baby's mouth and actively supports the development of the natural swallowing reflex. This mechanism is important for the proper functioning of the muscles in the mouth and throat, which has a positive effect on later food intake and speech development.

Prevents Mouth Breathing

The correct shape of the soother helps prevent the narrowing of the upper airways, which leads to unhealthy mouth breathing. Breathing through the nose is crucial because it ensures a sufficient supply of oxygen to the brain. Mouth breathing can lead to sleep disorders, irritability, or an impaired ability to concentrate. In addition, the nose acts as a filter, so children who breathe through their mouths are more prone to respiratory illnesses and more often suffer from tooth decay due to the drying out of the oral cavity.