Complimentary 30 Minute Consultation
The Complimentary Consultation is designed to allow you to meet your Myofunctional Therapist and ask basic questions regarding Myofunctional Therapy. A Comprehensive Exam is needed in order to conduct a complete assessment to put together a personalized Myofunctional Therapy treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs.
New Patient Comprehensive MYOFUNCTIONAL Exam
Patients will be screened for the following during the initial comprehensive myofunctional therapy examination:
Orofacial Muscle Strength, Balance, Dysfunction
Airway
Nasal Patency
Resting Tongue Posture
Tongue-tie (ankyloglossia)
Orthodontic and Dental History
Jaw Pain and Dysfunction
Head, Neck Pain and Tension
Posture
Sleep Issues, Snoring and Sleep Apnea
Chewing, Swallowing and digestive issues
Facial structure and growth
Compensations to Correct Function
Habits such as thumb and finger sucking
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy Program
Following your New Patient Comprehensive Exam, a personalized concierge treatment plan will be carefully designed to meet your specific needs and goals.
Most therapy programs include 12–15 sessions, organized into 3–5 progressive phases. Each session is focused on restoring optimal function to the orofacial complex while addressing and eliminating dysfunctional breathing patterns and habits.
As part of your comprehensive care, collaboration and referrals may be recommended when appropriate. This can include coordination with ENT specialists, functional medicine providers, allergists, airway-focused dentists, orthodontists, bodywork professionals, TOTs release providers, and sleep specialists to ensure a truly integrative approach.
Programs are typically completed over a period of six to nine months. Sessions are conducted virtually via secure video conferencing every two to three weeks, with each appointment lasting approximately 30-40 minutes.
Consistency is key to achieving lasting results. Daily exercises are an essential part of therapy and are designed to be simple and manageable—requiring just 5 minutes, twice per day—to support proper muscle function and long-term success.
