Myotherapy

Myofunctional therapy, or myotherapy, is a neurological training program that involves exercises designed to guide the development of cranio-dento-facial structures. It aims to promote full jaw growth to compensate for the lack of space in the mouth and thus resolve the causes of poor dental alignment.

Additionally, myotherapy can help prevent orthodontic treatments, changes to the structures of the mouth, throat and face, and effects on automatic body functions such as breathing and swallowing.

Myotherapy treatment is possible at a young age. Myotherapy involves wearing removable intraoral appliances and performing exercises to break bad habits that prevent our automatic functions from functioning properly and efficiently.