Curaprox Baby Teething Ring

Making teething more pleasant…

• Effectively relieves teething pain
• Exciting textures to promote sensory and motor skills
  
• Integrated training toothbrush
• Suitable for age 0 - 24 months 
• 3 colours available
• With integrated rattle and learning toothbrush 
• Matching holder available separately

… for your child and for you! Promotes the development of sensory and motor skills. Helps your child prepare for the day they start brushing their teeth.

With integrated rattle and learning toothbrush - makes anticipation for brushing teeth

The Curaprox teething ring with exciting surfaces, learning toothbrush and cheerful rattle is ideal for the development of your baby.

Relieves teething pain

The teething ring soothes your baby while teething. Developed by Dr. med. dent. Nadja-Marina Kellerhoff, the Curaprox baby teething ring is actually an adventure playground – and a learning toothbrush. Different contours allow you to bite properly and teething pain disappear. Pain relieving ointments do not need it.

Cool teeth - pleasantly cooling

For teething pain, this helps best: bite into something. And when the teething ring is as well thought out as that of Curaprox Baby, it does not even need pain-relieving ointments. For an additional pain relieving effect, keep the teether in the fridge to achieve a cooling effect. This also relieves your baby's teething pain.

Learn playfully through a learning toothbrush

And that's there? The learning toothbrush is really curious about brushing teeth. The fine and movable plastic bristles serve as a learning toothbrush. So the teething ring creates anticipation of brushing teeth. Where parents pay attention to good oral hygiene from the beginning, there is healthy teeth development and later significantly less tooth decay.

With rattle for training the senses

There are many exciting surfaces to touch, and the rattle rattles. For educators this means: promotes sensomotor development. For your child: Adventure! Materials in different degrees of hardness and contours provide stimulating tactile experience with the tongue. Also ideal for gripping, feeling, playing, seeing and listening - the teething ring offers many sensory experiences in addition to effective pain relief.

For your child’s safety

• Check teething ring before each use, particularly if some of the baby’s teeth have already broken through. Pull at the teething ring from all directions. Dispose of teething ring at the first sign of damage or material fatigue. Please note that bitten-off parts may lead to suffocation of your child.
• Never attach straps or ribbons to the teething ring: they pose a strangulation risk.

Recommended for

• Gum care
• Babies & children
• Jaw development and breathing
• Growing up

Developed by Dr. med. dent. Nadja-Marina Kellerhoff, specialist for dentist, oral and orthodontic and paediatric dentist from Fribourg (CH). Complies with DIN EN 71.

Before first use, rinse the teething ring with water and mild detergent. Do not boil the teething ring, do not clean in the dishwasher or heat in the microwave.

The teething ring complies with the European Standard EN 71