Integrated intraoral sensors quantify tongue pressure, position, movement, and muscle activation to standardize oral function assessment.
Modular shield segments and bite ridges prevent unintentional detachment while stimulating orbicularis oris muscles.
Segmented bite plates and a connecting member guide tongue placement, resolving high costs and usability barriers in articulation therapy.
A vertical barrier portion on an orthodontic aligner creates a lateral seal for the patient's tongue during speech.
A threshold-load trainer strengthens the tongue using a biased resistance pad.
A modular oral motor training system uses a base unit to supply power and receive performance data from interchangeable functional devices.
A rehabilitation platform synchronizes music tempo with patient biomechanical data to enhance motor skills and memory processes.
Flexible tray portions connect via adjustable members that fold to vary mandibular advancement, reducing temporomandibular disorder risk.
A custom-fitted tongue training appliance guides the tongue into proper resting posture using a thin flexible shell with tactile protrusions.
Stereo audio signal generates binaural beats through frequency offsets to entrain brain oscillations.
A contoured splint with a semi-rigid frame and tightening strap allows patients to adjust fit while wearing the device.
A wearable device detects speech stuttering and provides immediate stimulation to reinforce fluent patterns.
A reusable stainless steel apparatus with a roughened grip enables precise straw phonation exercises.
Tactile feedback nodes guide correct tongue placement, resolving visualization limits behind teeth.
Adjustable hollow body and variable aperture attachments resolve fixed straw limitations by enabling dynamic resistance variation without bulky water chambers.
Varying hardness chewing gum provides continuous jaw muscle exercise for speech pathology patients.
A customizable mandibular advancement device uses overmolded thermoplastic trays to maintain the mandible in an advanced position.
A semi-rigid torus speech ring provides targeted resistance to oral movements during practice.
Sensors detect tongue placement and provide tactile signals to resolve visual cue comprehension issues in speech therapy.