- TMJ Pain
- Facial tension/pain
- Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)
- Clenching
- Mild Sleep Apnea/Snoring
- Noxious habits (thumb sucking, nail biting, etc.)
- Pre op/Post op Frenectomy - Tongue Tie
- Tongue Thrusting
- Mouth breathing
- Orthodontic Relapse
- Poor body posture
- Endless speech therapy with no results
Structural issues can include snoring, sleep apnea, tongue-tie, nasal obstruction, and more. Orofacial Myologists are able to identify the underlying cause and provide treatment.
The way we use our facial and oral muscles creates a daily pattern that impacts development and function. Myofunctional therapy exercises and techniques can help provide lasting improvements in a patient's breathing, tongue placement, chewing, swallowing, and speech.
Sleep is essential to your overall health. Myofunctional therapy can provide improvements on tongue placement that can promote healthy sleep patterns and increase overall health quality.
Myofunctional therapy is a great start to a lifetime of good oral development and optimizing form and function.
The process begins with a comprehensive assessment to gain a clear understanding of your needs. This evaluation helps determine the best starting point and guides the path toward your goals, ensuring a personalized and effective treatment plan.
Myofunctional therapy is an active treatment that requires daily commitment to exercises for approximately 8–12 sessions, depending on individual needs. Appointments track progress and introduce new exercises to ensure steady improvement and long-term success.
At the end of the program, a re-assessment is completed before you officially
GRADUATE
from the Myo Program! Some patients may need additional work depending on their progress, the severity of their case, and their consistency with practice.