MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY
STRONGER MUSCLES, BETTER HEALTH
Improving Health Through Oral Muscle Exercises
What is Myofunctional Therapy?​
Myofunctional therapy is a specialized treatment that focuses on the muscles of the face, mouth, and throat. Through targeted exercises, it helps correct improper tongue posture, breathing patterns, and swallowing issues.​​
Benefits of Myofunctional Therapy
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Myofunctional Therapy is more than just oral exercises—it’s a holistic approach that connects breathing, posture, and muscle function with overall health. By training and strengthening the facial and oral muscles, this therapy helps the body work in harmony, creating positive changes that extend beyond the smile.
From supporting natural growth and development to improving quality of life through better breathing, sleep, and speech, Myofunctional Therapy offers benefits that can be felt daily. It’s a safe, non-invasive, and effective path toward healthier habits and long-term wellness.
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Benefits:
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•Improved breathing and airway function
•Reduction in snoring and sleep apnea symptoms
•Enhanced speech and articulation
•Relief from jaw pain and TMJ disorders
•Support for orthodontic treatment and facial development
•Stronger Facial & Oral Muscles
Who Can Benefit?
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Myofunctional therapy is beneficial for individuals of all ages. It is particularly helpful for:
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•Children with oral habits like thumb-sucking
•People experiencing mouth breathing
•Individuals with sleep disorders or snoring
•Those with orthodontic concerns
•TMJ pain and discomfort
•Someone experiencing chewing and swallowing issues.
How It Works
Step-by-step Overview of the Experience:
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1. Assessment: A 1hr detailed evaluation of oral and facial muscle function. Video and photos will be taken to show evidence of dysfunction.
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2. Personalized Exercises: Custom programs designed to strengthen and coordinate muscles.
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3. Progress Monitoring: Personalized exercises will last between 6-8 months. to insure proper muscle repatterning. Regular weekly sessions to track progress and adjust exercises as needed​​
Example of long term dysfunction
• Bruxing
• Nail biting
• Thumb sucking
• Snoring and Sleep Apnea
• TMJ pain
• Weight gain
• Stress
• Gingivitis
• Breathing issues
• Head and Neck pain
• Malocclusion of the teeth
• Tongue thrusting
• Open bite & Crossbite & Underbite
• Jaw popping and Clicking