Myofunctional therapists and craniosacral therapists often collaborate to provide complementary care that supports long-term healing and function. Whether a patient is seeking help for jaw pain, breathing difficulties, postural issues, or nervous system imbalances, the synergy between MFT and CST can offer more effective and lasting results.

Dr. William M. Hang, a leader in airway-centric orthodontics, has extensively documented how mouth breathing disrupts normal facial development, leading to significant structural changes over time. These changes can result in a "melting" appearance of the face, characterized by elongation, narrowing of the dental arches, and an overall imbalance in facial proportions.

By addressing the root causes of issues like TMJ pain, sleep apnea, or orthodontic relapse, myofunctional therapy helps you reclaim your health and well-being

How Myofunctional Therapy Enhances Orthodontic Outcomes and Prevents Relapse: Orthodontic treatment is designed to straighten teeth and create a beautiful, functional smile. However, many patients and orthodontists face a frustrating challenge: relapse

As we age, facial muscles may lose tone, leading to sagging skin and the formation of wrinkles. MFT exercises work to strengthen these muscles, potentially resulting in a firmer, more lifted facial appearance. Targeted facial exercises could improve muscle tone and reduce signs of aging—