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Oral Motor Disorders

My child has trouble coordinating their mouth muscles for eating or talking.

When the muscles of the mouth don't coordinate well for eating, speaking, or swallowing, it can affect a child's confidence and comfort. Therapy focuses on strengthening and retraining these muscles for lasting improvement.

Related Services

Parkview provider guiding a child through an oral-motor exercise.
Myofunctional Therapy
Young child participating in a Parkview therapy session.
Speech Therapy

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Education from Parkview

Why Therapy May Be Recommended Before a Tongue-Tie Release
What We Look at Beyond the Symptom
Tongue Ties: It's About Function, Not Just Appearance

How We Help

Feeding Therapy & Support
Frenectomy Care for Tongue-Tie and Lip-Tie
Summus Laser Therapy
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