Baby Bottle Toothbrush TM
-- A Revolution in Pediatric Dental Care:
Patented
in the U.S. and Patent Pending in Canada
MAKING BABY'S FIRST BRUSHING EXPERIENCE, BABY'S BEST:
Baby Bottle Toothbrush:
Baby-bottle caries – also known
as rampant decay – is a major health problem among babies and toddlers. It may begin in the first six months of a baby’s life. Up to 10 percent of preschool-age children suffer from this severe form of tooth decay.The percentage is even higher in certain populations.
And a larger percentage of babies and toddlers suffer from other patterns of tooth decay. The principal cause of all types of decay in a baby’s teeth is known to be a lack of brushing with an appropriate device. By the time the decay is noticed, it may be too late to save the baby teeth.The American Dental Association strongly recommends that a baby’s teeth should be cleaned as soon as the baby teeth start to emerge in the mouth. Children need strong, healthy teeth, not only to chew their food, but for proper speech development and maximum self-esteem. If a baby tooth is lost due to baby-bottle caries, the teeth beside it may drift into the empty space. When the adult teeth come in, there may not be enough space for them. This can cause crowded or crooked teeth.
Now these problems can be easily and economically prevented ... with the BABY-BOTTLE TOOTHBRUSH ™.
FEATURES:
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U.S. utility patent; U.S. and Canadian design patents (Canadian utility patent pending).•
Makes effective dental hygiene possible as soon as first baby teeth appear.•
Nipple works with any baby bottle on the market.•
Babies love bottles, so essential brushing becomes a positive experience.•
Bristles and/or rubber-like filaments may be employed for additional massaging benefits.•
Uniquely safe ... Babies can gnaw the Baby-Bottle Toothbrush ™ without risk of oral injury.•
Cannot be swallowed, as may happen with conventional toothbrushes.•
Bottle is easily held by very young infants, unlike thin-handled toothbrushes.•
Durable and practical ... Can be sterilized for repeated use in a dishwasher to microwave.For more information, please contact:
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In the U.S.: Lisa Loyd |
In Canada: Peter Everitt;
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