Mr Aurélien Nottelet

The Maxillofacial Rehabilitation physiotherapist: an expert in the orofacial sphere

Physiotherapists specializing in maxillofacial rehabilitation help patients to improve their oral, lingual, masticatory and respiratory functions, using targeted methods and techniques. His expertise enables him to act directly on the muscles, joints and functions of the orofacial sphere to restore lasting functional balance.

Involvement at every stage of the treatment process

The physiotherapist plays an essential role:

• In prevention, by identifying dysfunctions and guiding the patient towards better functional habits.
• Before surgery, especially orthognathic surgery, to prepare muscles and optimize post-operative results.
• After surgery, to support recovery, reduce pain and improve mobility and function.

Varied fields of expertise

The physiotherapist is involved in a number of specific issues:

• Orthognathic surgery: preparation and rehabilitation of orofacial functions.
• Bruxism: muscle tension management, pain reduction and functional rehabilitation.
• Mastication disorders: relearning masticatory gestures and harmonizing motor patterns.
• Respiratory dysfunctions: work on nasal breathing and orofacial coordination.

Personalized, functional support

The physiotherapist adapts each session to the patient's needs, offering exercises, manual techniques and practical advice. The aim is to restore essential maxillofacial functions and improve the patient's quality of life.