dentistar Weaning Soother
The dentistar Weaning Soother is a helpful solution for helping children give up pacifiers and thumb-sucking. The Weaning Soother is used similarly to a conventional pacifier, but it is placed in front of the teeth, between the child’s lips and the row of teeth. This ensures optimal positioning in the mouth, preventing strain on the child’s front teeth and tongue.
Gentle Weaning off of the pacifier
Supports the child to let go independently
Tooth and jaw friendly
Can prevent misaligned teeth and jaw anomalies
Tooth-friendly weaning
Thanks to its shape, the Weaning Soother reduces the urge to suck, allowing the child to gradually lose interest—without abruptly breaking the pacifier habit. At the same time, the shape ensures that no harmful pressure is exerted on the teeth and jaw. This combination makes the Weaning Soother an ideal solution for gently and tooth-friendly weaning the child off the pacifier.
- Space for the natural position of the incisors
- The splint lies in front of the teeth
- Extra soft bite for the molars
The Weaning Soother is basically a reverse pacifier. Where the nipple would normally exert pressure on the front teeth and the jaw, the Weaning Soother has a gap. This keeps the incisors exposed. As a result, the teeth can assume their natural position, helping to prevent an open bite. The soft splint sits in front of the teeth to allow as much space as possible for the teeth and tongue. The soft side pads ensure a comfortable fit in the mouth.
Material:
Splint made of 100% silicone
