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BEBE 6-18 Months
From sucking and swallowing to mouthing, exploring food and learning to chew, the first 18 months bring important changes in how your baby uses their mouth. Just like reaching, grasping and crawling, oral skills develop as your baby grows and explores.
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MINI 18 months-4 years
As toddlers grow and become more independent, everyday habits like chewing, swallowing and breathing continue to develop.
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JUNIOR 4-8 years
As children grow, everyday habits like chewing, swallowing and breathing continue to support healthy development. This is also an important stage as adult teeth begin to emerge and the jaws continue to grow.
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TWEEN 8-14 years
As children grow, oral habits continue to influence breathing, chewing, swallowing and overall oral function. This stage of development also plays an important role in supporting jaw stability, alignment and the habits that contribute to healthy sleep, focus and regulation.
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ADULT 14+ years
Healthy oral habits continue to play an important role throughout adulthood, influencing how we breathe, chew, swallow and rest the mouth and jaw.
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