We help adults and children achieve healthier breathing, better sleep, and improved oral function through personalized, multidisciplinary therapy. Our approach focuses on strengthening airway and orofacial muscles, correcting oral habits, improving jaw stability and nasal breathing, enhancing muscle coordination, and supporting better outcomes before and after surgical interventions.

The Goals of Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy

Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy retrains the muscles of the face, mouth, and airway to support proper development and long-term health. Achieving these four goals lays the foundation for better breathing, oral function, and overall wellness.

Promote nasal breathing (slow diaphragmatic breathing)
Strengthen and tone the muscles of orofacial complex (Tongue, cheeks, lips, soft palate, uvula, back of the throat)
Promote ideal oral resting posture (tongue suction to the roof of the mouth comfortably without compensations)
Correct chewing, swallowing habits (swallowing without compensations of the lips, cheeks, and neck muscles)
Rehabilitation before and after interventions (tongue-tie release, orthodontics, sinus surgery, tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy (T&A) , double jaw surgery, etc.)

Benefits of Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy

Myofunctional therapy addresses the root causes of oral and airway issues, helping patients achieve lasting functional improvements and overall wellness.

Improve breathing
Reduce snoring and sleep disturbances
Enhanced adaptation to C-PAP
Enhance oral function
Support orthodontic and surgical outcomes
Strengthen facial and oral muscles
Reduction of TMJ pain and headaches
Increased energy and alertness
Prevent future complications

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