Bite-occlusive surgery alone does not always produce lasting results. This is especially true of the defects of the bite, which are accompanied by disorders such as breathing, resting position of the tongue and swallowing.
Many patients, children and adults, have an oral respiratory tract infection, poorly developed voids, and so- infant swallowing – a type of dysfunction in which the tongue swings forward and / or sideways while swallowing or is pressed between teeth.
The force exerted by the tongue can adversely affect the teeth, bone growth, soft tissue and oral health.
It is important to consult the logopaedical for the treatment of the above mentioned problems and to maintain the effects of orthodontic treatment. In case of dysfunction it will indicate how to properly develop proper habits by properly selected exercises.
