ArticleInternational journal of clinical pediatric dentistry2025
Tongue Retraining Appliance: Clear Tongue Crib and Clear Tongue Cage Appliance.
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Abstract
Aims and background: This article introduces a novel tongue training appliance "clear tongue cage or clear tongue crib appliance" designed to address and correct tongue thrusting and improper tongue positioning, which are common contributors to malocclusion, speech difficulties, and other orthodontic issues. The innovative design incorporates materials and features that enhance comfort and effectiveness. The appliance functions by gently guiding the tongue to an optimal position, promoting proper swallowing and resting posture. Additionally, it aids in the effectiveness of orthodontic treatments by preventing the tongue from interfering with dental alignment processes. Results: Clinical trials demonstrate significant improvements in tongue positioning, speech clarity, and overall oral health among users. Conclusion: The findings suggest that consistent use of the appliance, under professional supervision, can lead to lasting benefits in tongue positioning and thereby prevent malocclusion. Clinical significance: This appliance represents a significant advancement in myofunctional therapy, offering a noninvasive, user-friendly solution for patients of all ages. How to cite this article: Peter J, Kumar KR, Methippara JJ,
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