Selectable resistance
Interchangeable loading supports provider-directed progression.
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ISO Metrik Device
Purpose-built resistance for facial neuromuscular rehabilitation.
A provider-directed intraoral resistance platform designed to bring structured loading, controlled movement, and documented progression into facial and oral-motor rehabilitation.
Provider directedProgressive resistanceDocumented progression
Clinical framework
Assess → Prescribe → Progress
Structured around provider evaluation and patient response.
Four movement directions
Horizontal, vertical, right diagonal, and left diagonal exercise pathways.
Multiple exercise modes
Supports isometric, isotonic, and controlled isokinetic-style training strategies.
Measurable workflow
Connect treatment parameters with reassessment and documented response.
Device architecture
Designed around stable positioning and controlled resistance.
The ISO Metrik Device combines an intraoral anchor, movement interface, perioral engagement points, and interchangeable resistance elements in one provider-directed platform.
Bite plate
Provides stable intraoral anchoring and distributes occlusal forces across the dental arch.
Glide bar
Supports controlled lateral and horizontal movement against resistance.
Lip holders
Engage the perioral region and surrounding musculature during guided exercise.
Resistance bands
Provide interchangeable loading options for structured advancement.
Movement directions
Four directional pathways. One clinical system.
The therapist selects movement direction according to the patient’s presentation, treatment objective, movement quality, and tolerance.
Horizontal
Controlled lateral resistance across the perioral region.
Vertical
Superior-inferior resistance for controlled vertical recruitment.
Right diagonal
Diagonal loading for asymmetric or directional treatment goals.
Left diagonal
Opposing diagonal loading within the same structured framework.
Exercise modes
Match the exercise strategy to the clinical objective.
01
Isometric
Generate muscular effort against resistance while limiting visible movement.
02
Isotonic
Move through a controlled range while working against selected resistance.
03
Isokinetic-style
Use controlled pace and therapist-defined parameters to emphasize movement quality and consistency.
Provider-directed process
The device sits inside the clinical workflow—not outside it.
ISO Metrik is intended to support a structured process in which assessment determines the protocol, treatment dose, movement direction, and progression.
Access provider resources →- 01
Assess
Document baseline facial movement, symmetry, control, functional limitations, precautions, and treatment goals.
- 02
Select
Choose the appropriate protocol, movement direction, exercise mode, and starting resistance.
- 03
Treat
Guide device placement, cue the exercise, monitor movement quality, and observe compensatory activity.
- 04
Document
Record sets, repetitions, hold time, resistance, response, symmetry, fatigue, pain, and other relevant observations.
- 05
Progress
Advance or modify treatment when clinical criteria, movement quality, and patient response support progression.
Built for professional rehabilitation
One platform. Distinct PT and SLP workflows.
Physical Therapy
Supports provider-directed facial neuromuscular resistance training, movement control, reassessment, and progression within the therapist’s plan of care.
PT provider access →Speech-Language Pathology
Provides a structured resistance platform that can complement appropriate oral-motor and facial control workflows within the speech therapist’s scope and clinical judgment.
SLP provider access →Measurable progression
Document the treatment dose—not simply “facial exercise performed.”
A structured record makes it easier to understand what was prescribed, how the patient performed, and what should happen next.
ModeIsometric
DirectionHorizontal
ResistanceLevel 2
Sets × Reps3 × 10
Hold3 sec
Movement qualityGood
SymmetryImproved
SynkinesisMild
Provider access
Bring the ISO Metrik clinical system into your practice.
Access provider onboarding, protocols, processes, training, and clinic implementation resources through the secure provider portal.
For professional education and provider implementation. Clinical use should follow applicable labeling, training, professional scope, patient-specific evaluation, and clinical judgment.