Abstract
The absence of a bilabial contact forbids any possibility of realizing a negative pressure inside the oral cavity. It implies that the patient cannot resort to the suction gulp when he swallows his saliva. The molar occlusion will allow the lingual dome to play its role of functional matrix and to establish a nasal breath. Froggy Mouth® is a small removable appliance particularly adapted to the young patients. It is carried 15 minutes a day in front of the television, without damaging the sleep quality.It allows the stimulation of the neural circuits which manage the automatic movements and not the voluntary movements.
Highlights
Specialist in dentofacial orthopedics Doctor of odontologic science Consultant, Robert Debré University Hospital Center, Paris, France
The old program just has not to be used: the child should stop clicking on that icon but rather on the new one
If, when the child swallows saliva, the lips are contracted by facial nerve activity, the old program will automatically be switched on
Summary
Specialist in dentofacial orthopedics Doctor of odontologic science Consultant, Robert Debré University Hospital Center, Paris, France. KEY WORDS Sucking deglutition, swallowing deglutition, neural circuits of voluntary movements, neural circuits of automatic movements, Froggy Mouth It has been training in utero since the 11th week, swallowing amniotic fluid, to develop a functional unit enabling it, in the first minutes of life, to find the breast and meet its nutritional needs.
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