THE FROGGYMOUTH CONCEPT IN A FEW WORDS

THE PASSIVE APPROACH

IS A FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION METHOD THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY ACTIVE PARTICIPATION FROM THE PATIENT.

It was theorized as anoetic* functional rehabilitation by Doctor PATRICK FELLUS, an Orthodontist, at the Robert Debré Hospital in Paris, in 2011.

Its mode of action is inhibition to achieve automation, and its protocol is based on current neuroscience data.

The reference book on the subject was published in 2020 by Dr. FELLUS:

YOU CAN ALSO FIND THE CONCEPT IN REPLAY:

A lecture by Dr. Fellus: Introduction to Froggymouth

A lecture by Clémence Barrière: How to use the Froggymouth for Myofunctional Therapists ?

ATYPICAL SWALLOWING, OR PRIMARY SWALLOWING, OCCURS IN TWO STAGES.

1. THE REALIZATION OF THE LABIAL SEAL, TO ISOLATE THE ORAL CAVITY.
2. A LINGUAL BACK-AND-FORTH TO SWALLOW BY PRESSURE DIFFERENCE.

BUT…

HOW DO WE ACHIEVE CORRECTING THE RESTING POSITION OF THE TONGUE FROM INHIBITING ATYPICAL SWALLOWING?

WHAT EFFECT ON BREATHING?

WHY ARE 15 MINUTES A DAY ENOUGH?

IS THE WEARING TIME THE SAME FOR ADULTS?

THE DOUBLE ROLE OF TELEVISION.

HOW LONG DOES THE FROGGYMOUTH TREATMENT LAST?