Voice restoration refers to the process of recovering or improving a person's ability to speak after losing their voice due to injury, illness, or surgery. This can involve various techniques, including speech therapy, vocal exercises, and sometimes surgical interventions. The goal is to help individuals regain their natural voice or develop a new way of communicating. In some cases, voice restoration may also include the use of devices, such as electrolarynx or voice prostheses, which assist those who have undergone procedures like laryngectomy. These tools can help individuals produce sound and improve their quality of life by enabling effective communication.