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Explore how CODONIS LWZ optimizes orofacial therapy for you
Explore how CODONIS LWZ optimizes orofacial therapy for you
Orofacial myofunctional dysfunctions can affect anyone, at any age, and they are more common than you might think. Individuals grappling with these conditions face a range of symptoms, from childhood to old age.
Children with orofacial myofunctional issues often exhibit characteristic appearances such as an open mouth posture with dry, chapped lips, tongue thrust during swallowing and speaking (commonly known as “interdental lisp”), and difficulty controlling saliva. Unfortunately, this constant mouth opening can lead to increased susceptibility to infections, dental problems, and even misalignments due to improper tongue function.
For decades, Dr. h.c Susanne Codoni has dedicated her life to understanding and assisting individuals suffering from orofacial myofunctional issues. Her extensive commitment and effort elicited a crucial need for an active therapy targeting the perioral muscles. However, no satisfying solutions were available. Driven by her passion to make a difference, she developed new treatment approaches and finally also founded CODONIS AG to offer appropriate solutions.
The result of her indefatigable pursuit? The CODONIS LWZ, a groundbreaking medical device designed to optimize orofacial myofunctional therapy. Crafted with precision, this Swiss-made product features an anatomical design and a muscle-activating nodular structure. Utilizing TPE polymer, it provides the top of Swiss design and craftsmanship, with every unit manufactured entirely in Switzerland.
Using CODONIS LWZ is simple.
Insert it behind your lips, close the lips gently and let the therapy begin. It can be used anytime, anywhere according the prepared therapy plan, making it a flexible solution for individuals seeking relief from orofacial myofunctional dysfunctions.
Don’t let orofacial myofunctional issues hold you back any longer. Experience the CODONIS LWZ difference and unlock a world of possibilities. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to a brighter, healthier future. Try CODONIS LWZ today.
Crafted by Swiss-made precision, the CODONIS LWZ features an anatomical design and a muscle-activating nodular structure. Utilizing TPE polymer, it provides the top of Swiss design and craftsmanship, with every unit manufactured entirely in Switzerland.
For everyone!
For everyone, young and old, from milk teeth to dentures, CODONIS LWZ is here for you. No matter your age or dental stage, our innovative solution fits without restrictions
Unique Design
What sets us apart is our unique design including specific surface characteristics. Specially arranged nubs activate and strengthen your muscles during therapy, ensuring a comprehensive and effective treatment every time. CODONIS LWZ trains the orofacial muscles without any disturbing part between the lips!
Positioning
Our cleverly designed bite pads keep the CODONIS LWZ securely in place during your therapy sessions, so you can focus on achieving the smile you've always wanted.
For everyone, young and old, from milk teeth to dentures, CODONIS LWZ is here for you. No matter your age or dental stage, our innovative solution fits without restrictions
What sets us apart is our unique design including specific surface characteristics. Specially arranged nubs activate and strengthen your muscles during therapy, ensuring a comprehensive and effective treatment every time. CODONIS LWZ trains the orofacial muscles without any disturbing part between the lips!
Our cleverly designed bite pads keep the CODONIS LWZ securely in place during your therapy sessions, so you can focus on achieving the smile you've always wanted.
Experience the difference today. CODONIS LWZ is your partner, no matter where you are on your journey. Invest in your smile, invest in yourself.
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Elevate your cleaning experience with CODONIS cleaning agent. Say goodbye to ordinary and hello to extraordinary cleanliness. Indulge in a world of pristine hygiene and refreshing scents.
Your therapist is your compass, your navigator, and your confidant. They’re the experts who will introduce you to the CODONIS LWZ, tailor the therapy to your unique needs, and ensure you’re on the right track. Your journey begins with them.
And when it’s time for a renewal or replacement, don’t hesitate. Your therapist is just a call away. They’ll keep you on course and make sure you have everything you need to succeed.
Don’t wait any longer. Take the first step towards a healthier, happier you. Contact your therapist and embrace the power of CODONIS LWZ. Your journey to self-improvement starts
We recommend to use the CODONIS LWZ for a standard cycle of about 3 month. After this time the CODONIS LWZ should be replaced
The CODONIS LWZ can be used wherever you are. You should make sure you clean your hands prior use of the device for hygienic reasons
Follow the instructions given by your therapist summarized in your personalized therapy plan
If any marks appear on the occlusal tray, you’re clenching your teeth too tight. Contact your therapist and change your CODONIS LWZ for another one.
CODONIS is a Swiss based company which develops and markets innovative and forward-looking medical products for logopedics, myofunctional therapy and dentistry.
Office:
Tramstrasse 99, 4132 Muttenz, Switzerland
Email:
contact@codonis.ch
VAT: CHE-316.119.424
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