Phonetics in Prosthodontics

Speech is a learned function that requires adequately developed nervous system, clear vision and hearing ability. Failure in development of any of these systems or the components involved in the production of speech will result in defective phonation. A prosthesis fabricated for a patient should be mechanically functional, esthetically pleasing and should allow proper phonation. A clinician may often come across situations where prosthodontic treatment is required to correct the speech. A prosthodontist, therefore must have a good understanding of production of speech and the various components of speech.

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Dr. Naina Singh is an aspiring maxillofacial prosthodontist, very passionate for her field. She has done her graduation in Bachelor of Dental Surgery, currently pursuing her masters in Prosthodontics. She is very hardworking and her dedication towards treating patients with empathy - is her strength.