Sep 17, 2024
Posted by: Spot Pal
Tongue posture is a crucial factor in a child's oral health and development. Its position can influence speech production, swallowing, and even the alignment of teeth. An abnormal tongue posture can lead to articulation disorders, difficulties in producing specific sounds, and anterior open bite, a condition where the front teeth don't touch when the mouth is closed.
Sep 11, 2024
Posted by: Spot Pal
Malocclusion, or misalignment of the teeth, can have a significant impact on your child's speech development. Improper tongue resting posture can lead to malocclusion due to the force of the tongue being much stronger than the teeth, causing the teeth to shift to the pressure of the tongue, studies have shown that certain types of malocclusion can lead to altered tongue position and speech distortions.
Sep 05, 2024
Posted by: Spot Pal
Development Often overlooked in discussions of oral health, the tongue plays a critical role in shaping the development and alignment of teeth. Its posture, function, and interactions with other oral structures can significantly influence the health and appearance of our smiles. A recent study, "The Influence of the Tongue on the Development of Dental Malocclusion," has shed light on the tongue's pivotal role in dental development and the importance of early intervention.
