Mam orthodontic pacifiers with a nipple made of rubber (latex), a soft, elastic, natural material that is resistant to biting. After long use, this material ages, becomes sticky and must be replaced. To date, there is no clear scientific evidence linking latex nipples to latex allergy. A change is recommended in 1-2 months. Dentists and speech therapists often recommend the use of a dental nipple. In their opinion, the dental nipple creates more space in the baby's mouth, which allows more tongue movement, and also supports the natural development of the jaw and palate thanks to their perfectly shaped nipple. Orthodontic pacifiers also help prevent future dental problems by minimizing pressure on the teeth for proper development. Pacifier Benefits: Does your baby fall asleep right after feeding? Or does he calm down when you offer him a pacifier? This is because sucking triggers the release of a hormone called CCK (cholecystokinin). It causes your baby to feel full, relaxed and sleepy! How to clean a pacifier? Before first use and then at regular intervals, place the pacifier for 5 minutes in boiling water or sterilize it. A small amount of water may enter the nipple - remove it by gently pressing the nipple. In between, rinse the pacifier frequently under running water.
