Generalization of lingual rest position paste

Tongue positioning has never been so easy!

Moldable and adhesive substance that facilitates the generalization of the high lingual resting position, essential for a good development of the maxillo-dental structures and for the optimal reestablishment of orofacial dysfunctions: oral respiration, dysfunctional swallowing, phonoarticulatory alterations, etc. It is recommended to store in a cool, dry place. It comes in a plastic case with 4 sticks. It is advisable to acquire the plastic trunks to provide a portion of them to the patient, guaranteeing the protection and optimal conditions of the substance.

It is a very effective resource since, when placed in the mouth, the patient can speak, eat, drink, brush their teeth, etc., with complete normality.

The composition of the stick is based on aliphatic hydrocarbons, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, and carbohydrates. Allergies are unknown, and it is not advised for use in babies.

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We separate a small portion of pasta (size smaller than a grain of rice). Keep in mind that gloved hands can make it difficult to handle the product.

With the tips of your thumb and forefinger, heat the dough and form a small ball.

Place the bead in the outermost area of the lingual apex.

We instruct the patient to bring the tongue to the palatal crease area .

We ask the patient to press the apex against the palatal creases so that the substance adheres to this area of the palate.

We verify that the substance is correctly positioned, neither too far back nor too close to the upper incisors.