
Who we are?
Melanie und Daniel Haslinger are the store operators of logicana.at
Melanie, as a speech therapist who has specialized in orofacial myofunctional disorders in recent years, is the expert in jaw development, the person who selects the products and imparts knowledge. Daniel, her husband is the logistician, marketing expert and the organizer. You can also get personal product advice at Logicana. There is also a LOGICANA-Letter, the newsletter where you get updates on products and also a knowledge newsletter. Besides the personal advice and the LOGICANA Letter, there are already some downloads available with a lot of interesting information and application examples about our products. (not yet in english but coming soon). With the help of the downloads and the product description, it should be easier for you to choose the right products for your needs. If there are still specific questions, Melanie is available to answer them!
Therapy needs for malocclusions
The issue of misaligned teeth and braces affects more and more families these days. Through early intervention and education of families, some braces could be prevented. And more importantly, repeat orthodontic intervention can often be avoided through myofunctional therapy. It can often be difficult to find the right ones in the jungle of products. On Logicana, for example, there are bite rings that are recommended in the special case of an open bite or myospots that help to adopt and learn the correct tongue rest position. Other products that support the malocclusions can be found here.


The use of the tongue muscles
Is crucial for the development of the jaw. If the tongue lies against the palate at rest and during swallowing, the muscles of the tongue act on the upper jaw bones. In this way, the dental arch and the palate are formed around the tongue and malocclusions can be prevented at an early stage, or the growth of the jaw can be supported. Would you like to automate the correct tongue rest position? With the Myospots from our online store you have made the right choice. The little helpers on the palate support you in learning and automating the correct tongue rest position.
What factors have a negative impact on the development of the face?
Thumb sucking, excessive pacifier use, continuous mouth breathing, incorrect tongue rest position, fingernail biting and other harmful habits such as bruxism (teeth grinding), biting cheeks or tongue, etc. affect facial growth. Therefore, it is our concern to make speech therapy for orofacial myofunctional disorders colorful with innovative therapy materials. Thumb suckers or children who use the pacifier for too long often suffer from an open bite. Individuals who frequently chew on their tongues or cheeks are often found in practices with a cross bite. And mouth breathers often develop a narrow face shape, tired eyes and also different tooth misalignments.

