How do you correct a tongue thrust?
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you put a heavy weight on your tongue and keep lifting it .or you can have an argument with my brothers wife ,it amounts to the same thing.
261986
to tighten up the neck look up at the ceiling and push your bottom lip out like your pouting . then hold for a count of 5 then relax and do again . repeat 10 times
211357
too much slobber or stiff tongue
862676
use wisely your tongue!
920134
ook in the drug store next to the toothbrushes and you'll see a couple of different kinds of tongue scrapers.  You can also use a spoon and a larger spoon, like a soup spoon works best.  Just place the scraper as far back on your tongue as you can go, press down with light pressure and drag it to the tip of your tongue.  You will probably need to do 3 swipes; left, center and right.  Rinse with water for 10-15 seconds (such as after your tooth brushing when you are rinsing anyway), scrape your tongue, and then rinse again.  The first couple of times you do this, you will be shocked at the gunk that comes out from between the fuzziness on your tongue and it might be a little sore, but (if you are using the right amount of pressure) the quantity will decrease and your tongue will not be sore anymore.\n\nAt least you know your dentist is not making a fortune off of selling you a tongue scraper for $3.00.  The ones I like cost $2.70 each if I buy a dozen.  I give them away, though, if I recommend one.  :-)
807095
mouth iteration . use luke warm salt water this will help it. my opion?
1146479
put your tongue in an electric plug in -- should be bout the same
1081724
Depends on the tongue
108752
1. finger excercises. place palm on thigh, lift one finger at a time beginning with thumb to little finger then back \nagain. \n2. toe stretches. curl, extend [repeat]\n3. back massage. press back firmly against pew, gently rub left to right in a circular motion. \n4. BCCT- butt cheek compression technique. squeeze cheeks together, hold for 10 seconds, relax. [repeat]\n5. yawning. while yawning, tilt head upward with arm extended as if to say " halleluyah ".\nhope this helps athough it does absolutely nothing for me.
343691
neck rolls...clockwise, and then counterclockwise, and maybe some heat if needed! or try flez-all or icy hot!
657745
Try blowing through your throat while opening and closing your vocal chords and raising and lowering the tip of your tounge.
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How to Soothe a Burnt Tongue \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n   \n1.   Remember that the surfaces of your mouth and tongue are mucus membranes, and as such, they heal faster than other areas of your body. So even though your tongue may really hurt, be comforted in knowing that by tomorrow, the burn should be gone.  \n  \n2.   Cool your tongue with a frozen dessert such as ice cream or sherbet. Let the treat linger on top of your tongue before you swallow it. For severe burns, frozen foods can be left on top of the tongue for 3 to 4 minutes, until the tongue becomes slightly numb and the pain is dulled.  \n  \n3.   Suck on an ice cube. Don't bite down on the cube, though, because it can crack your teeth.  \n  \n4.   Inhale air through your mouth, across and over your tongue. The cool breeze will help relieve some of the sting.  \n  \n5.   Suck on a cough drop containing phenol, which helps numb the tongue's surface.  \n  \n6.   Talk to your doctor about a prescription for lidocaine hydrochloride oral topical solution, 2 percent, to apply to your tongue. This will numb it and completely relieve your pain.  \n  \n7.   Avoid using mouthwash or harsh toothpaste until the burn heals.  \n  \n8.   Pass on oranges, pineapple and other acidic foods until your tongue stops hurting.
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While standing, hold your breathe, and try to touch your toe and stay in that position as long as you can stand it. \n\nSeveral times until hiccups dissapear. It really works!
897724
My best friend and i tried this one recently. A  backwards kick will do the trick. I speak from painful experience!
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Leaving your tongue soft and jaw relaxed, try licking her from vaginal entrance up to her clit and following the outer edges of her vagina along both sides. Repeating this going up and down.The majority of a woman’s nerve endings in her vagina are around the opening. Target them with your tongue by inserting it into her vagina. Spread her outer vaginal lips with your fingers. With your tongue pointed, gently flick your tongue around her clitoris. Feel free to roam, but keep coming back to her clitoris, as it is the most sensitive. This drives some women wild, and others find it to too intense. When stimulating her clit make sure to start out gently if you aren’t sure how she likes it. When you try this, pay attention to whether those moans are ecstasy or pain. \nI HOPE THIS HELPS YOU!
1024127
easy, just put your tongue at the top of your mouth
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Method 1: Fingered Whistle\nTuck away your lips\nFirst, your upper and lower lips must reach over to cover your teeth and be tucked into your mouth. Only the outer edges of your lips are visible, if at all. \n\nChoose your finger combination\nThe role of fingers is to keep the lips in place over the teeth. Experiment with the following combinations to discover which works best for you, depending on the size of your fingers and mouth. Regardless of your choice of fingers, their placement is the same: each are placed roughly halfway between the corners and center of lips, inserted to the first knuckle. (Again, this will vary depending on the size of your fingers and mouth.) \n\nYour options are: \n\na U-shape created with thumb and middle finger, or thumb and index finger, of either hand. \nright and left index fingers. \nright and left middle fingers. \nright and left pinkie fingers. \n\nNow that your fingers are in place, be very clear on these two matters of form:\n\n1.) Your fingernails should be angled inwards, towards the center of the tongue, and not pointed straight in and towards the back of your mouth; and 2.) your fingers should pull the lower lip fairly taut. \n\nDraw back the tongue \nNow comes the crucial part of the whistle. \n\nThe tongue must be drawn back so that its front tip almost touches the bottom of the mouth a short distance behind the lower gums (about 1/2 inch/1 cm). This action also broadens and flattens the front edge of the tongue, allowing it to cover a wider portion of the lower back teeth. \n\nThe sound is produced by air flowing over a bevel, or a sharply angled edge. In this case, the sound is created by the upper teeth and tongue directing air onto the lower lip and teeth.\nBlow \nSteps 3 and 4 follow each other very closely, if not simultaneously. Inhale deeply, and exhale over the top side of the tongue and lower lip, and out of your mouth. Some extra downward and outward pressure by the fingers onto the lips and teeth may be helpful. Experiment with the position of the fingers, the draw of the tongue, the angle of the jaw, and the strength of your exhalation. Adjusting with these will bring success. \n\nStart off with a fairly gentle blow. You'll produce a whistle of lower volume at first, but you'll also have more breath to practice with if you don't spend it all in the first three seconds. As you blow, adjust your fingers, tongue and jaws to find the bevel's sweet spot. This is the area of maximum efficiency, where the air is blown directly over the sharpest part of the bevel. Once you locate the sweet spot, your whistle will have a strong, clear tone, as opposed to a breathy, low-volume sound. \n\nListen for these sounds: as you practice, your mouth will learn to focus the air onto the bevel's sweet spot with increasing accuracy. You'll probably hear the following: a breathy, low-volume tone that suddenly, as you adjust your fingers, mouth, or jaw, will switch to a clear, full, high-volume tone. Success! You're on the right track--your task now is to reproduce the mouth and hand position that led to the better whistle.