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19/12/2025

MundArt wünscht frohe Weihnachten🎄💫✨🕯️

16/10/2025

07/09/2025

Chronic mouth breathing can quietly change the way a child grows from their face, to their airway, to how they feel and behave.

This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about noticing the small signs early… because the way we breathe shapes the way we live.

Wondering if mouth breathing might be affecting your child? Myofunctional therapy helps support healthy growth, one breath at a time.

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📖 Souki et al., 2009, American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics

25/08/2025

17/05/2025

we proudly announce that we are certified myomunchee practitioners and we love to
work with the Myo Munchee!

08/05/2025

„Die Zunge muss am Gaumen liegen“ genau!

06/03/2025

Tag der Logopädie
Logopädie lohnt sich!

02/02/2025

it IS important how your palate is shaped!

Your palate isn’t just the top of your mouth—it’s also the foundation of your nasal airway.

And when that foundation is too high, too narrow, or underdeveloped, it’s not just your teeth that feel the squeeze—it’s your breathing, too.

A narrow palate means less space for the tongue, leading to mouth breathing instead of nasal breathing. Over time, this can contribute to poor sleep, snoring, allergies, and even structural changes to the face.

And because the nasal passages sit right above the palate, a high, constricted palate directly reduces airflow, making it harder to breathe efficiently.

Expanding the palate in childhood (or even adulthood in some cases) creates space for proper tongue posture, encourages nasal breathing, and improves oxygen flow. In other words, your palate plays a critical role in how you breathe, how you sleep, and how you function every day.

So if you or your child has a high-arched palate, crowded teeth, or persistent mouth breathing, it’s not just a dental issue—it’s an airway issue. The sooner we address it, the better. Because good breathing starts with the foundation.

24/12/2024

Frohe Weihnachten! 💫🎄🌟❄️

07/11/2024

viele Essschwierigkeiten können mit Nähe umd Verbindung gelöst oder verbessert werden. Eine wunderbare Übersicht wie man als Kind ein gesundes Verhältnis zum Essen und zum eigenen Körper entwickeln kann :

01/10/2024

Wir suchen DICH!

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