Every malocclusion has a myofunctional cause. Braces and orthodontic treatment (Invisalign, palatal expanders, etc) is not just about...

The success of orthodontic treatment and the stability of its results are jeopardized by failure to identify dysfunctions and habits of...

Myofunctional Therapy with Orthodontic Treatment can dramatically close and maintain open bites with a reduction in relapse.

Hello Everyone, My name is Alizah Shahar and I am an Oral Myologist and Speech Pathologist with TASL Speech Therapy Consultants here in...

The main goal of Myofunctional Therapy for patients undergoing orthognathic surgery or jaw surgery is to restore normal function and to...

Myofunctional Therapy can resolve lockjaw in patients who have undergone oral surgery or have Radio Chemotherapy for head and neck...

It has been reported that 85% of individuals who wanted jaw surgery were for oral function and 71% wanted Jaw Surgery for dental appearance

Oral Myofunctional Therapy for denture patients involves training of the orofacial musculature, including modification of habits that are...

The 3 biggest factors that impact facial and jaw development include: Proper tongue posture and functionality (swallowing & speech) Lip...

Tongue thrust (also called "reverse" or "immature" swallow) is the common name given to orofacial muscular imbalance, a human behavioral...

Jaw Surgery Rehabilitation "Avoid Relapse & Improper Muscle Function with Post-Op Treatment". If you had knee surgery, you would be...

It takes a team of professionals to help with your healing process. We recommend starting with these three healthcare professionals...

So many times I’ve had patients during the initial consultation say they feel that their tongue is too big for their mouth. Although...

What is Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder? Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs) are disorders of the muscles and functions of the face...

Therapists will very often and repeatedly treat the symptoms of a tongue-tie, for example, a degenerative neck, without addressing the...

We utilize a non-surgical treatment approach to address the underlying causes of: Jaw Clenching, Jaw Alignment, Sleep Disorders, Speech...

Dentists and orthodontists are concerned with the effects of the tongue and facial muscles on the occlusion (how teeth fit together) of...

The risk of Jaw Surgery relapses is at 60% without Jaw Surgery Rehabilitation with Myofunctional therapy

Tongue thrust is a highly treatable condition. A full recovery can be made if you commit to attending the appropriate therapy sessions...

When we don’t have good sleep, we place our overall health at risk. Sleep-disordered breathing can be seen in 79% of adults...