Conducted in collaboration with the Chicco Research Center the study demonstrates how the unique design of the PhysioForma® pacifier promotes physiological palate growth and balanced oral development, helping reduce the risk of dental malocclusions.
With over 60 years of experience and a continuous dedication to innovation, Chicco feels a responsibility to provide parents with clear, evidence-based information.
The results of this study are unequivocal: the PhysioForma® pacifier, with its anatomical-functional shape, lateral curves, and central concavity, allows the tongue to position correctly on the palate.
This positioning stimulates symmetrical and physiological movement, which is crucial for the harmonious development of a baby’s orofacial structure, confirming the efficacy of the PhysioForma® design in supporting children’s oral health.
The study details how the PhysioForma® pacifier promotes physiological palate growth and balanced oral development, in contrast to other pacifier geometries that may induce asymmetric tongue movements and orofacial imbalances.
“At Chicco, science and innovation are at the heart of everything we do. This study not only validates the unique design of the PhysioForma® pacifier but also reaffirms our commitment to developing solutions that actively support healthy development from the first days of life, while giving parents the confidence that they are making the best choice for their child’s well-being”
says Filipa Remígio, Co-CEO of Artsana Portugal and Spain.
The scientific validation of the PhysioForma® pacifier is further strengthened by collaboration with dentist Marta Simões, a key advocate for Chicco PhysioForma® pacifiers.
Created by the agency Judas, the campaign highlights approval from both babies and parents, who choose the Chicco PhysioForma® pacifier daily for its comfort, safety, and proven benefits.
Chicco reiterates its commitment to offering products that combine the latest scientific research with maximum safety and comfort, ensuring the best support for healthy baby development.
SHARE:
…