Exercise Therapy for the Oral, Dental, and Jaw Region

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For oral and jaw disorders, daily exercise programs that are individually tailored are generally necessary for successful therapy. Particularly for children and adolescents, these include breathing, tongue, swallowing, and lip exercises. The exercises within each block build upon one another. Therefore, it is usually helpful to perform the exercises of a block in the specified sequence.

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Torsten Liem
Author Torsten Liem

Osteopath, author, and founder of Psychosomatic Osteopathy. Over 30 years of experience in practice, teaching, and research – active worldwide as a speaker and educator.

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