I attended two conferences in September this year and was thrilled to see exactly how much in-depth and ground-breaking myofunctional therapy research is being conducted at the moment. Myofunctional therapists,... Continue reading
Orthodontic relapse can’t really be a thing can it? Most people think that orthodontic treatment should be permanent. After all, orthodontists are highly trained professionals, and once the braces have... Continue reading
Why did I create a website specifically about sleep apnea treatment? Well, over the last few years, awareness about the effects of poor sleep, sleep apnea, and other types of... Continue reading
If I’m a myofunctional therapist who does myofunctional therapy, then what is orofacial myology, and what’s an orofacial myologist? This is a question that comes up occasionally, usually when I’m... Continue reading
Posture has become a major talking point in recent years, and for good reason. All you have to do is take a look at a crowd of people, and you’ll... Continue reading
This is the third of my infographics about myofunctional therapy. The first one was about my Four Goals of Myofunctional Therapy, and the second was all about tongue-ties. In this... Continue reading
What is Mouth Breathing? It is perfectly natural to breathe through your mouth at certain times, such as when lifting a heavy load or exercising. Breathing through the mouth most... Continue reading
A question that comes up often in my practice is: “What is the point of myofunctional therapy, and why would I need to do it?” It’s a good question, and... Continue reading
Sleep apnea used to be seen as a condition that affected older men, and the only way to deal with it was to wear an uncomfortable CPAP machine every night... Continue reading
What is Tongue-Tie? Tongue-tie isn’t just a figure of speech for when someone can’t quite get their words to flow. It is a real medical condition that can have dramatic... Continue reading
Most doctors and dentists know that the way we breathe can affect the shape and appearance of our facial features. Breathing through the nose is healthy but breathing through the... Continue reading
It is estimated that 30% of the adult population suffers from symptoms involving the TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint). Many of my patients are trying to find relief from symptoms that include... Continue reading
As I pointed out in this page on my site, sleep apnea and sleep disordered breathing are getting far more attention than they ever have before. We’re starting to realize... Continue reading
A frenectomy is a simple surgical procedure for releasing a tongue-tie. During the procedure, a surgeon (doctor, dentist, or ENT) is surgically releasing a restricted lingual frenum. The lingual frenum... Continue reading
A posterior tongue-tie is a relatively new concept to many people in the dental field but I’m seeing a lot of patients with posterior tongue-ties in my practice, so I... Continue reading
The first step to working with me is for us to meet on Skype. This free assessment allows me to find out more about how I can help you or... Continue reading
As I mentioned on this page, every patient is different, and not everyone needs a full one-year program. That’s why I offer a variety of myofunctional therapy treatment plans ranging... Continue reading
Online myofunctional therapy works so well! I’m currently working with patients from over a dozen different countries. It doesn’t matter what timezone you’re in, I can coordinate our appointments to... Continue reading
My patients often ask me which orthodontic appliance I recommend. I get the same question on my social media channels as well – in fact, this question comes up a... Continue reading
One of the topics that comes up a lot during my interactions with patients is my own personal myofunctional therapy journey. It’s natural that my own experiences with oral myofunctional... Continue reading
Hi, I’m Sarah, My journey to becoming a myofunctional therapist started when I graduated from Eastern Washington University with a bachelor’s degree in Dental Hygiene. At that point, I had... Continue reading
