Description

Facial and oral anatomy exam checklist for speech evaluations.

Feel confident performing an oral mechanism exam with this clear, clinician-friendly resource designed for speech therapists.

This unique resource walks you through how to complete an oral mechanism examination step-by-step, with an organized exam form, and reference pages explaining common structural differences such as submucous cleft palate, tonsils, and fistulas.

It is especially helpful for SLPs who want a simple, structured oral mech exam format they can use during speech assessments.

Great for…

➜ completing an easy-to-follow oral mechanism exam
➜ understanding when and why an oral mech exam is necessary
➜ recognizing possible signs of structural differences: submucous clefts, tonsils, and palatal fistulas
➜ determining when a referral to ENT or a craniofacial team may be appropriate

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

Clinical Materials

Oral Mechanism Exam Form

Information Pages

When to Perform an Oral Mechanism Exam
Submucous Cleft Palates
Tonsils
Palatal Fistulas
When to Refer to ENT
Glossary of Terms

Black-and-white versions are included as a print-friendly option for teachers and parents

Be sure to look at the preview to see what’s included.

NOTE:
The oral mechanism exam form is included in the Cleft Speech Guidebook and Cleft Speech Assessment resources. Please do not purchase if you own these resources.

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Do not share this document with anyone or upload it to the Internet or your website. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form is strictly forbidden. Do not modify or alter this document. Permission to reproduce for individual use only. If you would like to share with other therapists or teachers, please purchase additional licenses or direct them to my store. You may share individual pages with the families with whom you work.