Addressing tongue posture, oral habits, and orofacial muscle function to support speech, breathing, and swallowing.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy targets the muscles of the face, mouth, and tongue to correct improper patterns that can affect how a child breathes, chews, swallows, and speaks. Left untreated, these patterns can contribute to speech sound errors, dental and jaw development issues, and disrupted sleep.
Our trained myofunctional therapists use targeted exercises and structured routines to retrain oral muscles, helping children build the habits their bodies need for healthy, lifelong function.
Retraining swallow patterns for proper tongue placement.
Building habits that support nasal breathing.
Guided support to reduce and eliminate oral habits.
Strengthening and repositioning for better function.
Support for jaw tension and discomfort.
Clearer articulation through corrected muscle patterns.
Our trained Orofacial Myofunctional Therapists work with children to retrain oral habits and support healthy tongue posture, breathing, and swallowing patterns.