Lip, Face, and Jaw Exercises

Lip, Face, and Jaw Exercises

Lip, Face, and Jaw Exercises Do these exercises ____ time(s) per day. Repeat ____ time(s) each. Lip and Face Exercises Jaw Exercises Lip Retraction: Smile firmly, pulling back both your Jaw Opening: Open your jaw as wide as you can upper and lower lips. Hold this position for 5 seconds. until you feel firm stretching but no pain. Hold this Lip Protrusion: Purse your lips firmly as if you were position for 5 seconds. going to kiss someone. Hold this position for 5 seconds. Jaw Opening with Resistance: Place your hand Lip Retraction and Protrusion: Smile firmly, pulling under your lower jaw. Open your jaw as wide as you back both your upper and lower lips. Then purse your can while pressing your hand up. Hold this position lips firmly as if to kiss someone. Hold each position for 5 seconds. for 5 seconds. Jaw Lateralization: Move your lower jaw to the right Mouth Opening: Open your mouth as wide as you as far as you can without causing pain. Hold this can. Hold this position for 5 seconds. position for 5 seconds. Repeat on the left side. Alternating Retraction, Protrusion, and Opening: Jaw Lateralization with Resistance: Place your hand Slowly move from smiling firmly to opening your on one side of your jaw. Move your lower jaw to mouth as wide as you can to pursing your lips firmly. that side while pushing in with your hand. Hold this position for 5 seconds. Repeat on the other side. Lip Press: Close your lips tightly around the end of a spoon or a straw. Gently try to take the straw or spoon Jaw Circles: Move your lower jaw around slowly in a out while keeping your lips closed. complete circle. Cheek Puff: Puff your cheeks up with air while Jaw Alignment: Look in a mirror. Smile. Align your keeping your lips sealed. Don’t let air out of your upper teeth with your lower teeth. Slowly open your mouth or nose. If you need to use your hands to keep mouth while trying to keep the upper teeth aligned your lips sealed it is OK. Hold this position for with the lower teeth. 5 seconds. Jaw Stretch: Tilt your head back and open your Cheek Puff (Alternating): Puff one cheek up with air. mouth. Move your jaw forward, then up toward your Move the air from one cheek to the other. Hold the nose. Hold this position for 5 seconds. air in each cheek for 3 seconds. Therabite®: Use the Therabite® device as your speech Straw Manipulation 1: Place a straw in the center of therapist recommends: your mouth. Move the straw to the right side of your a. 7 repetitions, 7 seconds each, 7 times per day mouth and then to the left without using your hands. b. 5 repetitions, 30 seconds each, 5 times per day Straw Manipulation 2: Place a straw in the center c. Other of your mouth. Have a 1-2 minute conversation without dropping the straw or using your hands to Helpful Speech Strategies keep it in place. • Make eye contact when speaking. • Speak slowly and clearly. • Exaggerate the movement of your face, mouth, and tongue. Questions? • Increase the volume of your voice without yelling. Please call your speech therapist: For more patient education information: Call 1-888-424-2100 toll free • Email [email protected] • Visit www.huntsmancancer.org Produced by HCI © 2017 • Approved by a team of medical, health, and communications specialists • July 2017 • Revision Date July 2020.

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