The following article presents a case study of a child treated with orthotropy and functionally stimulated during speech therapy. In the first part, the author outlines the assumptions of orthotropy in the context of orthodontics and identifies the aspects of speech therapy that should complement the interventions carried out by the orthodontist. The second part describes the study’s methodology and progression, details the patient’s diagnosis and treatment, and presents the author’s conclusions.
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