Myofunctional therapy is a type of therapy that focuses on correcting orofacial muscle dysfunction, which includes the muscles of the tongue, lips, cheeks, and jaw. The goal of myofunctional therapy is to improve the function and coordination of these muscles to address a variety of oral and facial issues, such as speech and swallowing difficulties, …
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Before considering surgery or cosmetic dentistry and you have an overbite and or TMJ issues, it is wise to consider and understand all your options. In this particular case, surgery would not have corrected his bite and airway to the extent possible with non-surgical facelift procedures in the dental office. These types of cases are …
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After a dental surgery procedure, one might experience feelings of being overwhelmed with sticking to their treatment plan, especially regarding what foods to eat after dental surgery. Although we all love our crunchy foods, sticking to a diet consisting of soft foods is the best option after dental work, such as teeth removal, implants, veneers, …
“Orofacial myofunctional disorders” – it’s quite a mouthful! An orofacial myofunctional disorder, or OMD for short, is often seen in children but can occur in adults as well, and it can be quite serious. What are OMDs? OMDs are disorders of the muscles in the face. Such a disorder can interefere with everyday activities like …
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