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Dental-Care Sippy Cup

Teething Remedy for Little Mouths

Babies can start teething at 6 months or earlier. Our dental-care sippy cups are specially designed with little wings, in order to help soothe your teething baby by evenly distributing pressure whilst drinking, and also to reduce the risk of teeth misalignment.

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Grip and Feed Themselves

The 360° weighted straw makes it so easy for drinking, allowing baby to latch and feed in any comfortable position. The unique weighted straw allows for doctor-recommended upright feeding, helping to reduce reflux as water is introduced only when baby sucks.

3D-fixed position handle is easy to grip.

Dual-vent Anti-colic Valves

The bottle features advanced dual-vent anti-colic valves to prevent ingesting air, reducing instances of gassiness and colic pain. 

Additional Product Highlights

• Ideal to help with the transition from bottle to cup. 
• Designed to help reduces intake of gas, a potential cause of colic or spit up.  It only lets liquid out when the baby sucks. 
• Spout is 100% silicone, soft, flexible and designed for optimal compression. 
• High Polymer Antibacterial Material. 
• Wide neck for easy assembly and cleaning by hand or bottle brush.
• PP, BPA free
• Replacement sprouts sold separately
• Replacement straws and cleaner set sold separately

** please note — stage 1 spout is only compatible with stage 1 replacement straw 

** please note — stage 2 spout is only compatible with stage 2 replacement straw 

Suitable for:
6 Months and up : 6oz/180ML comes with Stage 1 Spout
9 Months and up : 9oz/280ML comes with Stage 2 Spout

Package include: 01x HeorShe Dental Care Sippy Cup

When it comes to keeping your toddler’s teeth healthy, one of the most commonly overlooked aspects is the role that sippy cups can play. While these vessels may offer convenience and spill-proof options for parents, they can also have a drastic effect on your little one’s dental health. In this blog post, we will explore how sippy cups can impact your toddler’s dental health – both positively and negatively – as well as recommend ways to ensure your child has a strong smile. So come along with us as we unravel the mysteries of how sippy cups affect toddlers’ dental health!

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The Benefits and Hazards of Sippy Cups

One of the primary benefits of sippy cups is that they can help keep young children from spilling their drinks. This is particularly helpful for those toddlers who tend to be extra clumsy or easily distracted. It gives parents peace of mind that their child will not make too much of a mess. Additionally, sippy cups are also an excellent option for those children who are learning to drink from a cup. They can provide the perfect transition between drinking from a bottle and drinking from an open cup.

However, sippy cups can also present some potential hazards for toddlers when it comes to their dental health. Due to their leak-proof design, sippy cups can allow liquid to pool in the mouth for extended periods of time. This can lead to an increased risk of cavities, or what is known as “baby bottle mouth.” Additionally, because children often use sippy cups throughout the day and night, it can increase their exposure to sugary drinks which can also contribute to dental decay.

Tips for Keeping Your Toddler’s Teeth Healthy with Sippy Cups

The good news is, there are a few simple steps you can take to make sure that your toddler’s teeth stay strong and healthy with the help of sippy cups. Firstly, limit the time your child spends drinking from a sippy cup each day – aim for no more than 30 minutes at a time. Secondly, avoid sugary drinks in their sippy cup and opt for water instead. Finally, always offer your child a toothbrush after they finish their drink, and make sure they brush their teeth regularly throughout the day. Following these simple tips will help keep your toddler’s smile bright and healthy!

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay most often occurs in the upper front teeth, but other teeth may also be affected.

There are many factors which can cause tooth decay. One common cause is the frequent, prolonged exposure of the baby’s teeth to drinks that contain sugar. Tooth decay can occur when the baby is put to bed with a bottle. Or, even when a bottle is used as a pacifier for a fussy baby.

Tooth decay is a disease that can begin with cavity-causing bacteria being passed from primary caregiver to the infant. These bacteria are passed through the saliva. When the mother puts the baby’s feeding spoon in her mouth, or cleans a pacifier in her mouth, the bacteria can be passed to the baby.

If your infant or toddler does not receive an adequate amount of fluoride, they may also have an increased risk for tooth decay. The good news is that decay is preventable.

Caring for Your Toddler’s Teeth

Good oral hygiene habits should be established as soon as your toddler has teeth. Teach them to brush their teeth twice a day with a pea-sized amount of toothpaste, and floss once daily. Encourage healthy eating habits. Further, avoid sugary snacks and drinks that can put your little one at an increased risk for cavities. Regular visits to the dentist are also necessary, as they can identify potential issues and recommend preventative measures.

By following the tips outlined above, you can help ensure that your toddler’s teeth stay healthy. Even when sippy cups are involved!

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