If you had or need braces
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Did you know that if you need braces or wore told uoj have sleep apnea that you should also see a myofunctional therapist?
Most people are not aware but the way your tongue rests in your mouth really affects your facial posture, speech, swallowing, breathing and teeth positioning.
#myofunctionaltherapy can help Train your soft tissues for a much better outcome.
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Braces are not just about straightening teeth; they can significantly influence overall health, particularly if there are underlying issues like sleep apnea. Myofunctional therapy, focusing on the correct positioning and function of the tongue and facial muscles, plays a crucial role in improving dental outcomes. By aligning the tongue, practitioners can positively affect facial posture, which in turn benefits speech, swallowing, breathing, and the positioning of teeth. Many people who require braces may also be unaware of the impact that tongue posture has on their oral health. This relationship is particularly pertinent for those suffering from conditions like sleep apnea, a disorder characterized by interrupted breathing during sleep, often linked to oral and jaw positioning. Myofunctional therapy can train the soft tissues in the mouth to promote healthier outcomes, not just in the context of wearing braces but in enhancing overall well-being. If you're considering braces or have sleep apnea, consulting a myofunctional therapist can be a pivotal step in ensuring you achieve optimal dental and health results. Together, orthodontists and myofunctional therapists can create a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses not just aesthetics but functional health as well.
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