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If someone does chew through things, it’s possible they may need the toughest XXT level eventually. Unless someone chews through or causes damage to anything else they chew on (chews through pencils, chews holes in shirts, etc.), in which case the XT level would be longer lasting. Usually we recommend going with the softest/standard level by default. XXT / Super Firm - this is the toughest level, which we call XXT ("Xtra Xtra Tough") It still has some “chewability” to it, but it’s fairly rigid / pretty firm.

XT / Medium Firm - this is the middle level, which we call XT ("Xtra Tough") It's firmer, but still fairly chewy.Soft / Standard - this is the softest and chewiest level.It would be wonderful to have a smaller version of this product for that population.ĪRK chew tools come in 3 color-coded toughness levels:

The only drawback that I have found with this product is that it cannot be used with most of the children that I see who are under the age of 2, as their mouths are typically too small. I have since purchased this product and used it to assist with tongue placement, specifically lateralization. I was introduced to this product by Diane Bahr at a recent feeding course.

5 Excellent tongue tool - the Oro-Navigator.

In the future maybe you will produce a special version for the little ones. It is a great helper in therapy and oral training! For younger kids it should be a little bit smaller. I was a student when a tried this tool for the first time. The fit is a little odd on the tongue but once on it works well. We got this tool post tongue tie surgery and once our kiddo was a little more healed this let us do his stretches WAY better and as our kiddo is orally defensive it has saved our fingers.