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New head of Mun-H-Center

John Bratel named new head of Mun-H-Center.

John Bratel took over the duties as the new head of Mun-H-Center on
September 1, 2009. John received his degree in dentistry in 1977 and his
doctorate degree in 1997 (thesis: ”Adverse effects of dental materials”).

Prior to joining Mun-H-Center, John was a senior dentist at the Oral Medicine Clinic at the School of Dentistry in Göteborg. He has extensive experience in treating patients with orofacial disorders.
John looks forward to tackling the challenges of combining clinical practice with the research and development duties involved in the national activities of the competence center.

Orofacial assistive devices – news

Unbreakable mouth mirrors,the mirrors fit on ordinary handles and are made of stainless steel. Read more.

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From MHC Publishing

A new booklet from Mun-H-Center The Chew School about a training program for children with delayed eating development. Read more.

The book Another Face, that has attracted much attention, is now available in English. In the book, you will meet young Swedish people who were born with facial disfigurements. Read more >>

Welcome to Mun-H-Center

The Mun-H-Center is a Swedish national orofacial centre of expertise and a national resource centre for orofacial aids and appliances for the disabled.

News

Keep informed about our activities by reading our Newsletter (partly translated). Here

NOT-S, Nordic Orofacial Test - Screening: A screening instrument for evaluation of orofacial dysfunction. Read more

TOYKIT: Read about practicing chewing with TOYKIT. Look at a short demo film here (in Swedish only).

IADH Magazine
In the new number of IADH Magazine you can read a report from NFH congress, Reykjavik Iceland and also about special care denistry from a Speech-Language Pathologist perspective.