Myofunctional therapy retrains the muscles of the face and mouth so that breathing, swallowing, and tongue posture work as they should. It's the piece that allows structural changes to settle in and hold over time.
We work on orofacial function, swallowing, breathing, and muscular balance, caring for both children and adults. This work is essential for structural and respiratory changes to take hold from a functional level, leading to more stable, consistent results over the long term.
WHEN IS IT INDICATED?
When orofacial function needs retraining to sustain results
Mouth breathing
Atypical swallowing
Short lingual frenulum (before and after frenuloplasty)
Not a standalone treatment: it consolidates from function
Myofunctional therapy works alongside orthodontics, surgery, and speech therapy. It's not a standalone treatment; its value lies in consolidating from a functional level what other interventions correct at a structural level.