Product information


The device

What is the FaceFormer?

The FaceFormer is a training device made of medical-grade silicone. The membrane sits in the oral vestibule in front of the teeth, and the lips close around the lip wedge. When you swallow, a slight negative pressure is created, the tongue rests against the palate, and you train the interplay of breathing, swallowing and head balance.

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FaceFormer ZERO
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  • Medical-grade siliconefree from latex, BPA and plasticisers
  • One sizeadapts to the shape of the jaw
  • ZERO softer, ONE firmersame shape and size

FaceFormer® ZERO Softer material. For getting started and for night-time use. Details

Hygiene box: Pastel pink

€39,90incl. VAT, free shipping

Included:Hygiene box (Pastel pink)Exercise instructions Training calendar

Information


  • FaceFormer-Experte werden: Fortbildung für Fachleute

    Becoming a FaceFormer expert: training for prof...

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  • So geht die FaceFormer-Therapie Schritt für Schritt

    FaceFormer therapy step by step

  • Anwendungsgebiete der FaceFormer-Therapie

    Areas of application of FaceFormer therapy

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  • Free shipping

    Valid for all Dr. Berndsen products and for orders of €10 or more.

  • Free consultation

    +49 2303 89991

  • FaceFormer App

    Train with the free FaceFormer training app.

  • Training tips

    Training tips in the FaceFormer app chat and on YouTube.

  • Class I medical device

    The FaceFormer is an approved medical device made from high-quality medical-grade Elastosil.

  • Further training

    Regular further training courses for doctors, therapists and coaches of all kinds.

Knowledge

More about FaceFormer therapy

All articles on faceformer.de
Snoring and sleep apnoea: causes, CPAP and trainingSnoring and sleep apnoea: why the throat gives way during sleep, what role mouth breathing plays and what CPAP, snoring splints and training can do.Read more Understanding TMD: treating causes instead of symptomsTMD (craniomandibular dysfunction): symptoms, causes, what the occlusal splint does and how exercises target breathing, swallowing and head balance.Read more Mouth breathing and nasal breathing: why the airway mattersMouth breathing often goes unnoticed. What the nose does, how early the breathing pattern forms, what studies show and how to train nasal breathing.Read more What is the correct tongue resting posture?Tongue resting posture explained: where the tip of the tongue lies, why it is a reference position, how it differs from mewing and how to train it.Read more Neck pain and back pain: what head balance and the tongue have to do with itNeck pain, neck tension, back pain: why the head determines the body’s statics and what the tongue and hyoid bone have to do with text neck.Read more Tinnitus: causes, jaw, neck and what you can do yourselfUnderstanding tinnitus: why ear noises arise in the brain, what the jaw, neck and Eustachian tube have to do with it, and when to see a doctor.Read more Paralysis of the mouth and face after a stroke: reorganising swallowing, speaking and mouth closureParalysis of the mouth and face after a stroke: what happens to mouth closure, tongue, swallowing and speech, and how guided training can supplement rehab.Read more Teeth grinding and clenching: why the jaw works at night and what the splint does not changeTeeth grinding: what bruxism is, why in our view stress and bite do not explain it, what the night guard protects and how you can train.Read more