We start with a consultation to evaluate your need for therapy. Here we will discuss common signs and symptoms that may determine your need for therapy.
Every one to two weeks, we will meet for therapy. During the therapy sessions we will focus on tongue tone, lip seal, nasal breathing, and swallowing.
Review of myofunctional therapy
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Individualized therapy goals
On average, 12 sessions of therapy helps patients reach a great goal!
Every two weeks we will meet for therapy. During the therapy sessions, we will go over goals, review previous sessions, and practice your new exercises!
Occasionally, some patients will need more sessions to achieve their goal.
Sometimes therapy needs other counterparts to be successful. If your child's adenoids and tonsils are too large, they can be blocking the airway. It's encouraged to get a consultation from a local ENT!
Dust, dander, and dairy are common allergies that can inhibit the nasal passage. Inflammation of the airway can lead to mouth breathing, difficult sleep, and more. If you feel that allergies are affecting your day to day life, contact an allergist for a consultation.
Check with your pediatric dentist to ensure that there are no other symptoms that could be causing issues with breathing, eating, and swallowing.
Facial development in children continues to grow through our teen years. On average, 90% of facial development is completed by age 12. An orthodontist can help expand the palate/floor of the mouth to allow for a better airway!
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