3 Year Old Diagnosed With Apraxia And Is A Mouth Breather
Monday, 31 October 2016
Hope all is well. I had call from mother with a 3 year old who’s SLP diagnosed child with apraxia and is a mouth breather. Also had sleep study and has mild apnea. They are planning on tonsil/adenoid removal for apnea. Is this a case where orofacial myology treatment should be included ? Thanks, J W
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Is 3 years old candidate for tonsil/adenoid removal for apnea or not?
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
...few very simple exercises that an older three year old could do just to get used to having a clear airway and a tongue that finally doesn't have to hang down or forward or out in order to try to increase airway space.
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Adults with severe dyspraxia and myofunctional disorder
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Background: This patient had been seen 3 times by an SLP graduate of my 28 hour course. He was coming to Orlando to see friends and a consult was set up. My findings and suggestions follow her email.
Hi Sandra, So glad that you were able to meet with R. I have been perplexed about him. His OM issues seem to be compounded by his difficulty with nasal breathing (polyps), poor motor planning, and weak sensation around his lips and tongue...