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Froggymouth North America Ceci n’est pas un appareil , c’est un concept

FroggyMouth est un dispositif médical qui, utilisé pendant un traitement orthodontique permet d’en diminuer la durée et d’en assurer une meilleure stabilité. Utilisé dès 4 ans, il corrigera les déformations légères provoquées par les tétines et facilitera les rééducations orthophoniques
Fabriqué en France et certifié CE, il ne se porte que quelques semaines, 15 minutes par jour et devant un écran de télévision pour focaliser l’attention de l’enfant. Tout le travail se fait dans les zones sous corticales du cerveau qui gèrent les mouvements automatiques comme le décrit les travaux d’Eric Kandel, prix nobel de médecine en 2000. Il ne nuit donc pas à la qualité du sommeil si importante chez l’enfant
plus d'informations dans cette vidéo: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xztsqw_froggy-mouth_tech Voir moins

Join us for an educational and practical webinar, presented in partnership with Paradigm Dental Therapy, featuring Gory ...
09/23/2026

Join us for an educational and practical webinar, presented in partnership with Paradigm Dental Therapy, featuring Gory Cottinini from ATFC North America as we explore Froggymouth® and AMCOP® appliances and their role in supporting orofacial function.

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/_P5_csLdSfmdtGeuB46e4w #/registration

The session will cover their purpose, indications, clinical applications, and key considerations when integrating these appliances into myofunctional therapy and patient care.

Topics will include:
✔️ Understanding Froggymouth® and AMCOP® appliances
✔️ Indications and patient considerations
✔️ How appliance therapy can complement myofunctional therapy
✔️ Clinical applications and treatment considerations
✔️ Practical insights for integrating appliances into patient care
✔️ Q&A and clinical discussion

Come ready to learn, ask questions, and explore how appliance therapy and myofunctional therapy can work together to support functional outcomes.



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09/21/2026

What role does function play in craniofacial development? 🐸

Craniofacial growth and sleep-disordered breathing increasingly call for a multidisciplinary approach in which orthodontics and function are considered together.

In this Reel, Dr. Paulo Soares discusses a proposed treatment roadmap across the different stages of growth, highlighting the role of myofunctional therapy, nasal breathing and proper tongue posture.

09/18/2026

What is Froggymouth and what can it help address? 🐸

Froggymouth is a device for passive functional rehabilitation, designed to act on key aspects of oral function.

In this Reel, Dr. Paulo Soares introduces Froggymouth and summarizes its main areas of action: tongue posture, swallowing, nasal breathing and support for orofacial growth in children.

In adult patients, it may also help support treatment stability and reduce the risk of relapse after mechanical treatments.

09/17/2026

What changes during swallowing when Froggymouth is used? 🐸

The lips, tongue and swallowing function are closely connected: changing one element can influence the entire functional pattern.

In this Reel, Dr. Paulo Soares explains the functional mechanism behind Froggymouth and the relationship between lip posture, tongue position and swallowing.

09/17/2026

How does Froggymouth act on oral function? 🐸

Froggymouth’s design changes the usual conditions of swallowing, helping support the development of more appropriate functional patterns.

In this Reel, Dr. Paulo Soares explains how Froggymouth works and its role in the rehabilitation of swallowing and tongue function.

09/16/2026

Is Froggymouth® a new device? 🐸

For many professionals, Froggymouth may still represent a relatively unfamiliar approach, but its story and development go back much further than many might think.

In this Reel, we take a closer look at the origins of Froggymouth and the journey behind its development and adoption.

09/16/2026

How can we assess the automation of secondary swallowing? 👅

Learning a new functional pattern is an important step, but the ultimate goal is for it to become progressively automatic and spontaneous.

In this Reel, we explore the concept of secondary swallowing automation and why it represents an important part of the functional rehabilitation process.

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