
Myofunctional therapy is a non-invasive treatment that retrains the muscles of the face, mouth, and tongue to improve breathing, swallowing, and jaw function. Our myofunctional specialist assesses your facial muscles to see if there are any orofacial myofunctional disorders like mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, or low tongue posture. If needed, we develop a personalized plan of exercises to correct the issues by helping the facial muscles function correctly.
Bad habits are often the cause of issues like snoring due to a restricted airway, sleep apnea, grinding your teeth, and frequent headaches and if untreated can lead to more complex and painful issues with chewing, swallowing, and speech. Breathing, bite, and posture can all be improved with myofunctional therapy and lead to better overall health.

Myofunctional therapy for infants enhances tongue mobility and feeding efficiency, particularly following a frenectomy, to support optimal jaw and airway development. Through gentle exercises guided by a therapist or lactation consultant, it improves latch and tongue function, often paired with bodywork to release tension.
For children, therapy corrects habits like mouth breathing and tongue thrusting to guide proper jaw and airway development. Using exercises paired with appliances like MyoBrace or MyoMunchee, it addresses behavioral issues like thumb-sucking while encouraging nasal breathing.


We address orofacial myofunctional disorders in adults, such as mouth breathing and improper tongue posture, to alleviate sleep apnea, TMJ disorders, and airway restrictions. Through targeted exercises, often following treatments like MARPE or airway orthodontics, therapy retrains tongue posture and swallowing to enhance muscle function and promote nasal breathing.
Reach out to our team at 336-288-4499 or by sending a message and we’ll get your appointment scheduled. We’ll keep your smile healthy and thriving.