11/03/2026
5 Oral Motor Exercises Used in Speech Therapy 🗣️
Clear communication depends on the coordinated movement of several muscles, including those in your tongue, lips, jaw, and face.
Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that can affect the strength, speed, coordination, and control of muscles involved in speaking.
Here are 5 oral movements demonstrated in this video:
1. Tongue extension
2. Tongue side-to-side
3. Tongue elevation
4. Mouth opening
5. Lip puckering
Speech therapy is individualized. These movements are not a universal treatment for dysarthria, and a speech-language pathologist can determine which exercises are appropriate.
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