- Editorial
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Editorial: Changing Times
- Marjorie Snow
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1 November 1983
Once again the Journal staff is in a transitional stage [...]
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International Journal of Orofacial Myology and Myofunctional Therapy, Volume 9, Issue 3
November 1983 - 5 articles
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Articles (5)
- Commentary
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The Pros and Cons of Myofunctional Therapy: "Of Dubious Value"
- Mary Ellen Deschenes
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1 November 1983
Tongue thrust therapy has been around for a long time [...]
- Article
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A Study of Changes in Swallowing Habit Resulting from Tongue Thrust Therapy Recommended by R. H. Barrett
- Joyce Harden and
- Clara Mae Rydell
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1 November 1983
It was the purpose of this study to (1) select from the files of R.H. Barrett subjects who had been diagnosed as manifesting tongue thrust behavior, (2) evaluate the swallowing behavior of subjects who had successfully completed therapy at least five...
- Commentary
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The Pros and Cons of Myofunctional Therapy: "Emerging Specialty"
- Marjorie L. Snow
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1 November 1983
For some people the words myofunctional therapy conjure up images of tent shows and snake-oil salesmen, hucksters and charlatans selling pearl buttons on a string for outrageous sums of money, and all of them advocating a costly and lengthy pseudotre...
- Tutorial
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Clinical Photography for the Myofunctional Therapist
- James Cockerill
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1 November 1983
Introduction: A major concern of the clinical photographer should be having the correct equipment necessary for accurate photographic reproduction. This equipment should be selected carefully with high quality the most important criterion.
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