My Extreme Health Radio Podcast Interview
I was happy to appear on the Extreme Health Radio podcast this week. In this interview, Justin and I discussed myofunctional therapy in detail for close to an hour and... Continue reading
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Am I Too Old For Myofunctional Therapy?
One of the most common questions I hear in my practice comes from people wondering if they’re too old for myofunctional therapy. This question is often raised in the comments... Continue reading
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Nasal Breathing Is So Important
Nasal breathing is something I talk about a lot on this website and in my practice. In fact, you could say that teaching people to breathe through their nose is... Continue reading
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My Latest Myofunctional Therapy Interview
I’m proud to present my latest myofunctional therapy interview to the readers of my blog. I was recently interviewed by Dr. Justin Trosclair, D.C. for his A Doctor’s Perspective Podcast. Over... Continue reading
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Two Recent Myofunctional Therapy Testimonials
Here are two myofunctional therapy testimonials that I recently received from patients in my practice. It’s always nice to get feedback from my patients in the form of testimonials –... Continue reading
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Early Orthodontic Treatment And Your Orthodontist
Why should parents consider early orthodontic treatment for their children? Well, in the past, it was traditional for an orthodontist to only start orthodontic treatment on a child in early... Continue reading
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What Is A Mandibular Advancement Device?
What is a mandibular advancement device? This is a question that will likely be asked by many people dealing with sleep disordered breathing including sleep apnea, snoring, and UARS (Upper... Continue reading
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Bedwetting And Sleep Apnea
Is there a connection between bedwetting and sleep apnea? Many health professionals who deal with sleep disordered breathing would say yes based on clinical experience, and the research agrees. Bedwetting... Continue reading
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Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome (also known as UARS) is a sleep disordered breathing condition similar to obstructive sleep apnea. It’s definitely less well-known than obstructive sleep apnea, but working with... Continue reading
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Is Your Child A Mouth Breather?
Being called a “mouth breather” is usually seen as an insult but in medical terms, a mouth breather is simply someone who breathes through their mouth. Unfortunately, mouth breathing is... Continue reading