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For dentists, orthodontists, hygienists and coordinators
Licensed speech-language pathologists for lisps, tongue thrust, mouth breathing and late talkers, seen by video from home across Utah.
Signs you may spot in the chair that speech therapy can help with
Interdental or lateral lisp
Tongue between the teeth, or air escaping out the sides, on "s" and "z".
Tongue thrust or reverse swallow
The tongue pushes forward against or between the teeth when swallowing.
Anterior open bite or relapse risk
Tongue habits that may work against orthodontic treatment or retention.
Open-mouth rest posture or mouth breathing
Lips apart at rest and a low, forward tongue posture.
Before or after a lip or tongue-tie release
Practice with tongue movement and sounds before or after a frenectomy.
Late talker spotted at a checkup
Toddlers with few words or hard-to-understand speech at a checkup.
Three steps, and you stay in the loop
Send the referral form below, or hand the family our referral slip. It takes a couple of minutes.
We contact the family and book a free 15-minute consultation with a licensed SLP. No waitlist.
With the parent's consent, we send you updates so therapy supports your treatment plan.
Tongue posture, swallowing and speech sound work is built on short, frequent practice. Seeing a child at home means the SLP coaches the parent right where practice happens, at the kitchen table with the family's own mirror, cup and snacks. There are no extra trips or missed school, which makes it easier for families to keep going between your appointments.
Send us the family's details and we'll take it from there
Online referrals are coming soon. For now, call us and say you're referring a patient. We'll take the details over the phone and contact the family to schedule a free consultation. Please don't email patient details.
Call (855) 913-4333For your team
A short, practical session for your dentists, hygienists and coordinators: what tongue thrust, open-mouth posture and speech sound errors look like in the chair, when to refer, and how to talk with parents about it. Along the Wasatch Front, our team comes to you and our speech-language pathologist joins by video. Anywhere else, the whole session can be online.
Common questions from dental offices
Families can book a free 15-minute consultation with a licensed speech-language pathologist, no referral needed.
15-minute call. No obligation.
Or call (855) 913-4333