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Oral flail
Last update date February 21, 2023
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What is Oral Fillow?
Oral flail is a condition in which the mouth function is reduced.
- Speaking down
- Increase in food spills and slight sprains
- Increasing foods that cannot be chewed
- Drying mouth
These symptoms appear. If left unchecked, it may lead to a need for nursing care, but if you notice it quickly and take appropriate measures, you can return to a healthier condition.
Specifically, please see HP (outside site) of Kanagawa.
To prevent oral flail
Keep your mouth and teeth clean, and do healthy exercises
Keep your mouth clean
- Correct toothpaste (including interdental cleaning)
- Care for tongue and oral mucosa
- Gargle
Do healthy exercises
- Pronunciation
- Mouth exercises
- Vocalization and syntax training
- Meal posture
You can expect the effect if you do it every day!
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For inquiries to this page
Hodogaya Ward Health and Welfare Division Health Promotion Section
Phone: 045‐334‐6344
Phone: 045‐334‐6344
Fax: 045‐333-6309
Email address: ho-kenkou@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 365-298-312
