Myofunctional therapy is a specialized program of exercises and techniques designed to improve the strength, coordination, and function of the muscles in the face, mouth, and throat. It focuses on correcting improper oral and facial habits such as tongue thrust, mouth breathing, or poor tongue posture that can affect chewing, swallowing, speaking, and breathing. Often used in collaboration with dental, orthodontic, or medical care, myofunctional therapy helps optimize oral function, improve airway health, and support long-term overall well-being.

People of all ages experiencing issues with breathing, eating, sleeping, or speaking.

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1. Children and Adults with Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs):

    

   1. Tongue thrust or improper tongue posture
   2. Chronic mouth breathing
   3. Difficulty chewing, swallowing, or speaking
2. Individuals with Sleep-Disordered Breathing:

    

   1. Snoring or obstructive sleep apnea (often paired with mouth breathing)
3. People Preparing for or Recovering from Orthodontic Treatment:

    

   1. To correct improper oral habits like tongue thrust or mouth breathing that affect orthodontic results
4. Infants and Children with Feeding Challenges:

    

   1. Difficulty latching, swallowing, or transitioning to solid foods
5. Post-Frenectomy Patients:
   1. To improve tongue mobility and function after a tongue-tie release
6. Patients with TMJ Disorders:

    

   1. To alleviate jaw tension or dysfunction related to improper oral muscle use
7. Individuals with Speech Disorders:

    

   1. To support speech clarity and articulation when affected by orofacial dysfunction
8. People with Habits Impacting Oral Health:

    

   1. Thumb-sucking, nail-biting, or prolonged pacifier use
9. Anyone Seeking to Improve Nasal Breathing:

    

   1. To reduce reliance on mouth breathing and promote healthier airway function