Shield of symmetrical shape and smaller size:

No matter which side it is placed in the mouth, it reduces the risk of problems in the development of the oral cavity.
More discreet and harmonious on the baby's face.
Flat and symmetrical pacifier:

It is the form most recommended by pediatric dentists.
Leaves more space for the tongue in the oral cavity so that sucking is as natural as possible¹.
It is reversible, the baby can take it in any direction without incident.
Thinner pacifier base:

Allows you to close your mouth almost completely.
Reduces the interference generated between the pacifier and the central incisors.
Wider pacifier base:

Better distributes pressure on gums and teeth.
It looks more like the shape of a mother's nipple.
Shortest pacifier tip:

Allows lips and gums/teeth to rest on the base, now longer, without interfering with the tip of the pacifier.
It helps to make the tip of the pacifier bend against the palate, pressing against the tongue.
Flatter pacifier tip:

Leave enough space for the tongue to rest in its natural position.
The flexibility of the silicone allows the tongue to effortlessly deform the pacifier, adapting it to the palatal cavity.
Ultra-soft thin silicone with sand finish:

It imitates the texture and consistency of the mother's nipple to achieve more comfort and a very gentle movement that adapts the pacifier to the palatal cavity.
Provides flexibility to the assembly, avoiding excess pressure.