Our myofunctional therapy treatments help patients develop better oral function for easier breathing, clear speech, and thriving overall health.
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Noticed improved breathing after 3 months of treatment
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Experienced more speech clarity through targeted exercises
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Reduced mouth breathing habits after myofunctional therapy
What is Myofunctional Therapy?
Myofunctional therapy focuses on correcting tongue positions and breathing patterns that can affect facial development and airway health. By teaching proper tongue placement, swallowing patterns, and breathing techniques, we help guide facial growth and development in children while improving airway function. This therapy can be crucial in preventing or addressing issues like mouth breathing, sleep-disordered breathing, and speech difficulties.

IV Therapy Treatment Options
We offer a variety of treatments tailored to your needs. Interested in making IV therapy a regular part of your routine? We have both à la carte and membership options available!
$200
Meyer’s cocktail
$250
Detox
$300
Immune Booster
$300
NAD+ Anti-aging
$250
Energy Booster
$250
Chelation
$200
Hydration
Easier Breathing
Consistent myofunctional therapy can lead to improved sleep quality, increased energy levels, and better overall health.
Improves Oral Development
Proper tongue positioning and function guide facial growth and development in children. These improvements can prevent the need for extensive orthodontic treatment later.
Better Speech and Swallowing
By strengthening oral muscles and establishing correct tongue placement, myofunctional therapy can improve speech clarity and swallowing patterns. This leads to better eating habits, clearer speech, and reduced risk of dental issues.

Initial Assessment
We begin with a thorough discussion of all concerns, daily habits, and health history. For children, we also assess developmental milestones and observe current breathing and tongue patterns.
Advanced Diagnostics and Exam
Next, we conduct a detailed clinical examination of your oral structures and muscle function, complemented by advanced 3D CBCT imaging of your airway volume when necessary. This comprehensive evaluation helps us understand the relationship between your oral habits and breathing patterns, allowing us to create a targeted therapy approach.
Therapy Plan
Based on our findings, we create a tailored therapy program. Our plans include exercises for tongue positioning, breathing techniques, and muscle strengthening, all designed to support proper oral function.
Ongoing Treatment and Support
Regular sessions help build proper oral habits through guided exercises and techniques. We provide ongoing support and adjustments to ensure success, with take-home exercises to reinforce progress between visits.
FAQs
With dedicated practice, children often show significant improvements within a few months. Parents typically notice better breathing patterns, reduced mouth breathing, improved sleep quality, and more focus during daily activities. Many children also experience better speech clarity, easier eating habits, and improved facial muscle tone. These changes can lead to better oral development and fewer orthodontic issues in the future.
Proper oral function affects many aspects of your child's health and development. When children learn correct tongue positioning and breathing patterns, they often experience better sleep, increased energy, improved appetite, and enhanced cognitive function. The therapy can also help prevent issues like chronic ear infections, dental problems, and sleep-disordered breathing. Many parents report their children show better focus in school and improved overall behavior.
If your child shows signs of mouth breathing, tongue thrust, speech difficulties, attention issues, or sleep problems, myofunctional therapy can be crucial for their development. These habits aren't something children typically "grow out of" on their own. Early intervention through myofunctional therapy can prevent more serious issues from developing, potentially avoiding the need for extensive medical or dental treatments later. Think of it as an investment in your child's long-term health and development.