Myofunctional Therapy and Oral Hygiene
Beyond Brushing and Flossing
When Good Habits Aren't Enough
Function Meets Oral Health
How Therapy Supports a Healthier Mouth
Myofunctional therapy targets the habits behind these problems rather than the symptoms alone. Clients learn to keep the lips closed, breathe through the nose, rest the tongue on the palate and swallow without pushing against the teeth. Healthier function supports the work your dentist and hygienist are already doing, and it never replaces regular cleanings.
Saliva Protection
Nasal breathing keeps saliva flowing so it can rinse away food and neutralize acid.
Fewer Cavities
A mouth that stays moist overnight is far less friendly to the bacteria that cause decay.
Healthier Gums
Mouth breathing dries the gum tissue, which can leave it red, puffy and prone to bleeding.
Fresher Breath
Chronic dry mouth is one of the most common causes of bad breath that won't go away.
Less Tooth Pressure
A tongue that pushes against the teeth can contribute to spacing and areas that are hard to keep clean.
Better Dental Visits
Improved function often means less buildup and inflammation at your next cleaning.
A Hygienist's Perspective
Eighteen Years Chairside
Brandee practiced dental hygiene for eighteen years and saw patients struggle with problems that brushing couldn't solve. Her oldest daughter's diagnosis with orofacial myofunctional disorders finally explained the missing piece. Today she connects oral function and oral health in a way few providers do.
Supporting Smiles Throughout Colorado
We work with patients and dental offices across Colorado, including Pueblo, Cañon City, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Denver, Boulder and Limon. Schedule an evaluation to see how function may be affecting your oral health.
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