How a child breathes and uses their oral muscles plays a major role in airway development and long-term health

Does your child have any of the following?

• tongue thrust

• open bite, mouth breathing

• prolonged finger-sucking or pacifier habit?

• sleep issues

• speech issues

• Allergies

• Lowered concentration

• Snoring/Loud breathing

• Bed-wetting

• Fatigue

Myofunctional therapy is a beneficial tool in habit correction, interceptive treatment of sleep-disordered breathing, and the promotion of orofacial growth and development.

Non-invasive airway treatment that is fun and effective.

It's usually easier to improve mouth breathing, tongue thrust, speech delays, and poor chewing habits if caught early.

Myofunctional therapy can serve as a form of “training” for oral muscles to improve tone, posture and function.

• Exercise-based, non-invasive, and child-friendly

• Easy and Fun!

• Exercises promote healthy growth and development — accomplished through targeted muscle exercises

• Sessions are typically done in-office + at-home daily exercises

• Treatment benefits include better facial symmetry, reduced snoring and obstructive sleep apnea, improved oral muscle movement, clearer thinking, and more balanced development. Studies show that myofunctional therapy decreases apnea-hypopnea index by approximately 62% in children.

• At Celebrate, we take a collaborative approach — we may co-treat with speech-language pathologists, ENTs, OT/PTs or orthodontists as needed