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“We are a female owned business creating cutting edge Ortho appliances since 1970. We are committed to making a difference in the quality of peoples' lives. We care about our Doctors and our Patients. We are team players with the goal of a terrific outcome for everyone we work with.”
We have the experience and results-driven approach to reliably exceed even the highest expectations.
PalsyPal® is a patented intra-oral Dental prosthesis system designed for patients with unilateral and bilateral facial paralysis such as Bell's Palsy.
Lanfried Ortho Technology holds the exclusive patents on PalsyPal Prosthetics and has been creating cutting edge Ortho appliances since 1970.
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PalsyPal is a patented intra-oral Dental prosthesis system designed for patients with unilateral, bilateral facial paralysis such as Bell's Palsy.“We are a female owned business creating cutting edge Ortho appliances since 1970. We are committed to making a difference in the quality of peoples' lives. We care about our Doctors and our Patients. We are team players with the goal of a terrific outcome for everyone we work with.”About Palsy Pal
Lanfried Ortho Technology has created PalsyPal for Bell ’s Palsy, Acoustic Neuroma, Stroke and other sudden onset facial paralysis afflictions. There is nothing else like it in the dental field and it works for most cases.We strongly believe that dentists are important members of the medical teams that take care of patients stricken with the devastating physical, social and psychosocial aspects of facial deformities caused from Bell ’s Palsy, Acoustic Neuroma, traumatic injury, brain surgery, cancer, stroke and dental complications.
In the United States, dentists and physicians are presented with thousands of patients a year experiencing the damaging effects of facial paralysis.
Bell’s Palsy effects approximately 64,000 Americans yearly. The palsy has a higher incidence in women during their 30s and 40s. This is the height of their working years. The sudden paralysis can last for months and in many cases, is a permanent condition.Acoustic Neuroma presents itself in approximately 6,000 cases a year.
The Acoustic Neuroma, like most of the other causal factors, can cause a permanent paralysis immediately after the surgical removal of the neuroma.Inability to Smile
Hypersensitivity of Tissue of the Face and Oral Cavity
Inability to control Saliva Flow in the Oral Cavity
Eating and Mastication Difficulty
Speech is Slurred and Unclear
"PalsyPal® has changed my life!"