• Long Island Speech Screener Questionnaire

  • *A tongue thrust is an abnormal, anterior motion and/or placement of the tongue at rest, when speaking, and when swallowing. A tongue thrust can cause articulation errors, chewing/swallowing difficulties, dietary restrictions, and/or problems with the teeth. A tongue thrust can also contribute to temporomandibular joint disorder and/or sleep apnea in adults.
  • **A tongue tie, or a short lingual frenum, is when the band of tissue or “string” under your tongue is restricted or shorter/thicker than it should be. A lip tie, or a short labial frenum, can appear under your upper lip or under your lower lip, in which the band of tissue or “string” under the lip is shorter or more restricted than it should be. A tongue and lie tie can affect the way an individual eats, speaks, swallows, and breastfeeds.
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  • Birth-3 Month Assessment

  • 4-6 Months Assessment

  • 7-12 Month Assessment

  • 1-2 years old Assessment

  • 2-3 years old assessment

  • 3-4 years old assessment

  • 4-5 Year old assessment

  • 5-6 years old assessment

  • 6-7 Years old assessment

  • 8-10 Years old assessment

  • 11-14 Years old

  • High School Age assessment

  • Adult assessment

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  • Child Tongue Thrust Assessment

  • Adult Tongue Thrust Assessment

  • Picky Eater Assessment

  • Child Tongue Tie/Lip Tie Questionnaire

  • Adult Tongue Tie/Lip Tie Questionnaire

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