Pioneering Better Sleep & Smiles Since
1967
Kidlet was born from a simple yet powerful observation: straight teeth and proper breathing go hand in hand in supporting your child's healthy development.
Meet Our Expert
Dr. Earl Bergersen, our founder and Chief Clinical Officer, is a board-certified orthodontist and former Northwestern University professor. Since creating his first braceless system in 1967, he has focused on early care to support developing smiles and better breathing.
Building on HealthyStart®’s foundation of research and innovation, Kidlet brings this approach directly to families through teledentistry.
Our mission is simple: make comfortable, affordable care accessible to help children breathe better, sleep better, and smile with confidence.
Comprehensive Treatment
Addresses both dental alignment & underlying breathing issues
Treats the root cause, not just symptoms
Promotes proper jaw development and airway function
Convenient & Comfortable
Worn primarily during sleep
No daytime wear required in most cases
More comfortable than traditional braces
Built-in myofunctional therapy - over 500 exercises completed naturally during sleep
Kidlet® Leads the Way
Kidlet provides the most comprehensive and minimally invasive treatment to help straighten kids teeth, and has done so for over 50 years. Common alternatives can be painful for your child, create eating challenges, and cause irritation in the mouth.
Kidlet Care System
Naturally expands arches
Worn only at night
Provides internal myofunctional therapy
Guides teeth naturally
Supported by decades of research
Developed by the original pioneer in orthodontic intervention
No monthly adjustments required
Focuses on 3D craniofacial growth
and development
Palate Expander
Requires mechanical expansion
No integrated tongue or
breathing therapyFocuses only on expansion, without addressing habits
Requires manual adjustment
Regular Orthodontic appointments are required
Other
Guards
Often requires additional
daytime wearNo built-in therapy
Does not have early eruption device for incoming
permanent teethnot supported by research studies on promoted growth.