Swallow Treatment

Procedure Information

What is a Swallow Treatment?

A Swallow Treatment is a procedure that is used to identify and address any difficulties that a person may have related to swallowing.

Why would I get a Swallow Treatment?

A Swallow Treatment is given to identify any existing or potential issues related to the swallowing process. It can be used to detect any potential problems, develop a treatment plan, or evaluate the efficacy of an existing plan.

What happens during a Swallow Treatment?

During a Swallow Treatment, a speech therapist will conduct a visual examination of the patient's face, mouth, and throat during the swallowing process. The therapist may also administer tests and assessments to evaluate the patient's dexterity and control of the swallowing process.

What to expect after a Swallow Treatment?

Once the Swallow Treatment is complete, the therapist will provide a diagnosis and work with the patient to create a plan to address any identified problems related to swallowing.

Conclusion

A Swallow Treatment is a procedure used to identify any existing or potential issues related to swallowing. It involves a visual examination, tests and assessments to evaluate the patient's ability to swallow, and a plan to address any difficulties.