Myofunctional Therapy Results

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Myofunctional Therapy Results

Every patient is different, and progress in myofunctional therapy depends on the individual's functional patterns, goals, consistency with home practice and overall care plan.

The examples below illustrate changes that may occur following individualized Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy. Results are specific to each patient and are not intended to represent typical or guaranteed outcomes.

Depending on the individual, progress may include improvements in tongue mobility and posture, lip function, swallowing patterns, breathing habits, jaw comfort, oral muscle coordination and other aspects of orofacial function.

When appropriate, myofunctional therapy is provided as part of a collaborative care plan alongside dental, orthodontic, medical, speech-language or other healthcare services.

Restoring Tongue Function and Mobility

Restoring Tongue Function & Mobility

Improved orofacial function associated with breathing

Orthodontic Relapse / Open Bite

Restoring Lip Function & Mobility

Open Bite / Teenager

Reducing Tension & Compensatory Patterns

Facial Growth & Orofacial Function

Increased Range of Motion

Adult Open Bite / Dysfunctional Swallow

Increased Tongue Range of Motion

Improved Body Awareness & Posture

Breathing & Sleep-Related Improvements

Increased Tongue Elevation