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One of the tools used for correcting the effects of sucking habits is a STOPPI Oral Screen from Dr. Hinz.

Płytka przedsionkowa dr Hinz II z kuleczką podniebienną

- płytka z kuleczką umieszczoną na drucianym profilu, której celem jest nakierowanie języka w stronę podniebienia i ćwiczenia czubka języka.

This oral screen helps patients to overcome bad habits, thereby preventing various types of dental malocclusion and jaw disorders which might otherwise necessitate later orthodontic treatment.

This oral screen with wire guard helps patients to overcome bad habits, thereby preventing various types of dental malocclusion and jaw disorders that might otherwise necessitate later orthodontic treatment.

For the mixed dentition.

The Dr Hinz oral screen prevents malocclusion as well as contributes to the self-healing process of existing deformations.

This dr Hinz oral screen is used in cases of malocclusions, in order to prevent breathing through the mouth and to exercise the muscle of the mouth and, therefore, this screen is an indispensable element of dyslalia therapy related to occlusion abnormalities in young patients.

This  Dr Hinz oral screen is used in cases of malocclusions, in order to prevent breathing through the mouth and to exercise the muscle of the mouth.

Thumb-sucking frequently produces large overbite of the anterior teeth, or deteriorates an existing retroposition of the mandible.

Dr Hinz ORAL SCREEN BITE CAP SOFT I

Thumb-sucking frequently produces large overbite of the anterior teeth or deteriorates an existing retroposition of the mandible.

Using this oral screen develops proper jaw placement in relation to each other, creates the habit of breathing through the nose and improves the dull alveolar sounds common in patients with an overbite.

Thumb-sucking frequently produces large overbite of the anterior teeth, or deteriorates an existing retroposition of the mandible.

The high position of the ball in this vestibular plate forces the previous-ascending movement of the tongue, which can be observed when pronouncing the gingival sounds sz, cz, ż, j and l, r. Effective complementation of speech therapy in children with mixed dentition.