My Myo Works LLC

04/23/2026

*This is not medical advice, this is for educational purposes only*please seek out and evaluation by A Myofunctional therapist or airway centric dentist for breathing, airway and Sleep concerns.

04/21/2026

* this is not medical advice, this is for educational purposes only*please contact a speech language pathologist, myofunctional therapist or occupational therapist therapist for more information regarding ties and oral motor dysfunction

04/18/2026

* this is not medical advice, this is for education educational purposes only* please seek out a myofunctional therapist or airway centric dentist for a full evaluation and information on oral ties and muscle dysfunction

04/17/2026

*this is not medical advice and is for educational purposes only*
contact an airway centric provider such as a myofunctional therapist or airway dentist to get a full evaluation regarding oral function and ties

04/16/2026

03/07/2026

We are so sorry to report that today's soundscape at My Myo Works LLC will be canceled due to a family emergency. Thank you for your support and understanding!

03/05/2026

03/05/2026

It’s not about how it looks 👀
It’s about how it functions.

A tongue tie isn’t diagnosed just because a frenulum is visible. It’s diagnosed when restriction impacts:

▫️ Breathing
▫️ Sleep quality
▫️ Jaw development
▫️ Speech clarity
▫️ Swallowing patterns
▫️ Neck & facial tension

You can have a “small-looking” tie with big symptoms…
Or a prominent frenulum with zero functional restriction.

Assessment should always include movement, compensation patterns, and symptoms — not just appearance.

Function over form. Always.

03/04/2026

If you’re only looking at the frenulum… you’re missing the point. 👇

Tongue ties are about FUNCTION, not just appearance.

Ask these instead:
✔️ Can the tongue lift fully to the palate?
✔️ Is there jaw compensation when opening?
✔️ Is there mouth breathing?
✔️ Sleep issues?
✔️ Tension in the neck or shoulders?
✔️ Speech fatigue or clicking?

It’s not “Do I see a tie?”
It’s “Is the tongue doing its job?”

Because symptoms tell the real story.