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Does this sound
• Mouth breathing (day or night)
• Snoring or restless sleep
• Dark circles under the eyes
• Tongue thrust or messy eating
• Open mouth posture or lips apart at rest
• Crowded teeth or early orthodontic concerns
These signs are often connected—and they don’t usually resolve on their own.
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HOW CAN MYO HELP?
Improve Sleep & Reduce Snoring
Support Tonsil & Airway Health
Correct Oral Dysfunction
Support Long-Term Orthodontic Stability
Improve Breathing & Airway Function
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Guide Healthy Jaw & Facial Development
Working with Us
STEP1:
EVALUATION
We begin with a 75 minute comprehensive evaluation to understand how you or your child is breathing, sleeping, functioning, and growing. We will connect the dots between what we are seeing clinically and what symptoms you are experiencing. By the end of this appointment we will present you a clear plan.
STEP 2:
TREATMENT
If it’s a good fit, we’ll guide you through a customized myofunctional therapy treatment plan with:
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2 sessions per month
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Expert guided exercises and habit coaching
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Ongoing support between visits via our app
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Weekly check points
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Collaboration with other health professionals
STEP 3:
LASTING CHANGE
Most families work with us for 5–7 months as we create real, lasting improvements in breathing, sleep, and function. This is where the real change happens.
Through ongoing support, communication, and regular check-ins, we tailor everything to you or your child—so you actually see & feel the progress.
STEP 4:
MAINTAIN
Even when we are done therapy, you’re never on your own. We give you access to our full exercise library and protocols so you always have a clear path back to proper function if you get off track.
Every case is different, and we’ll guide you step-by-step—no pressure, no overwhelm.
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WHAT IS MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY?
Myofunctional therapy focuses on how the muscles of the face and mouth work together, especially for breathing, chewing, swallowing, and speaking.
When these muscles aren’t functioning properly, it can lead to issues like mouth breathing, poor tongue posture, tongue thrust, speech challenges, and even disrupted sleep.
Through simple, guided exercises, myofunctional therapy helps retrain the tongue, lips, and facial muscles to work the way they’re meant to. It also supports healthier oral habits that can have a lasting impact on growth and development.
The goal is to improve function first. Better breathing, better sleep, and more stable, long-term oral health.
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