Myofunctional Therapy program for adults

I place a stronger focus on breathing retraining for my adult patients while also incorporating myofunctional therapy exercises to help tone the muscles around the back of the mouth and throat. We will work on proper tongue placement which will help create more room for your airway.  We will meet weekly for the first month and then every other week for months 2 and 3. I will give you new exercises to work on at home at each session

Myofunctional therapy program for Kids ages 6-15

Kids are growing rapidly and the tongue and lips play a crucial role in the growth and development of the jaws and airway. I work with kids these ages to encourage nasal breathing, lip seal, proper tongue position and correct swallowing patterns. All of these help encourage wider dental arches which create more room for the tongue and airway. We will meet every other week for new exercises to practice at home, with therapy typically lasting 6-8 months.

Mini Myo Program for ages 2-5

This is a modified version of the older kids program to start building a healthy foundation while making the exercises fun and achievable for this age group. This is a great program to help eliminate poor habits like thumb sucking and pacifier use. This package includes a Myo Munchee. We will meet every other week for new exercises to practice at home with therapy typically lasting 4-6 months.

How you’ll feel

more confident and clearheaded with increased energy and deeper sleep

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FAQs

  • Yes! Yes! Yes! Practicing the exercises regularly is what makes them work. You will need to do the exercises at least 3 times a day. Compliance is so important in order to see results.

  • During a session, I will assess progress, teach new exercises and provide guidance on proper tongue posture, breathing, swallowing, and oral habits. You'll also receive exercises to practice at home between visits.

  • No referral is typically required. However, collaboration with your dentist, orthodontist, physician, speech therapist, or other healthcare providers may be recommended to ensure the best outcomes.

  • Coverage varies by insurance plan and provider. Many practices operate on a private-pay basis, but you may be able to submit receipts for possible reimbursement. Contact your insurance company to learn more about your specific benefits.