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From sucking to swallowing deglutition by cortical or subcortical ways
7th Global Dentists and Pediatric Dentistry Annual Meeting
March 31- April 01, 2016 Valencia, Spain
Fellus Patrick
Robert Debre Hospital, France
Keynote: Oral Health Dent Manag
Abstract:
Physiological swallowing and the abandonment of the suction are essential to build a beautiful occlusion. This acquisition occurs spontaneously for 60% of children at age 4 years; sample from which recruits children who will never need orthodontic treatment. When the child requires orthodontic treatment, acquiring a good swallowing will reduce the duration of treatment and ensure the stability of the results. This change in the swallowing program can be done by cortical or subcortical ways. The success will not be the same.
Biography :
Fellus Patrick is a Doctor at University Hospital Robert Debre. He is the President of the French Society of Pediatric orthodontics. He is an Orthodontist and a qualified expert author of three books: Rehabilitation of swallowing orthodontics, dentition dysfunction in dysmorphosis contribution and froggy mouth.