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11/11/2025

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07/21/2025

What Are Some Of The Causes Of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders?
OMDs rarely have a single cause but rather a combination of factors. The most commonly noted etiology of an OMD is an upper airway obstruction (e.g. enlarged adenoids and/or tonsils, chronic congestion, deviated septum, allergies) which impairs nasal breathing. When nasal breathing is impeded, the body naturally accommodates by relying on mouth breathing.

Long-term mouth breathing changes the natural resting position of the jaw, tongue and lips. This change in position can influence growth patterns of the maxilla and mandible often result in the development of significant malocclusion. Furthermore, long term mouth breathing compromises the natural process of breathing which relies on the nasal airway to cleanse and purify air for the pulmonary system and may lead to additional health concerns as well as functional challenges.

Evidence based practice suggests that OMDs may also develop as a result of:

Hypotonia (low tone)
Structural or physiological abnormalities such as cleft palate, or maxillary insufficiency
Tethered Oral Tissues (lingual, labial, buccal ties)
Neurological deficits
Developmental delays
Genetic predisposition
Birth trauma
It is crucial to first address what may be contributing to the persistence of an Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder before beginning treatment, as treatment may not be successful if the etiology persists. Orofacial Myologists/ Myofunctional Therapists can help you to determine what may be contributing to its presence and can help refer you to the appropriate medical and/or dental professionals to address these concerns.

07/19/2025

06/21/2025

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05/23/2025

Myofunctional Therapy corrects oral disfunction preventing future problems with a child’s growth and development. Visit NYmobileMYO.com to find out more 👅🫁

04/18/2025

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04/01/2025

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02/24/2025

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02/01/2025

Mobile MYO, LLC offers in-home individualized Myofunctional Therapy services in Northwestern Massachusetts, Southwestern Vermont and virtual OMT from North Pownal VT. Buteyko Breathing Method and yoga offered in NY, VT, Mass.

02/01/2025

NYmobileMYO.com Results after only 10 sessions of Myofunctional Therapy, while incorporating the Myomunchee device. Mobile MYO offers in-home Myofunctional Therapy services in Northwestern Massachusetts, Southwestern Vermont and virtual OMT from North Pownal VT. Buteyko Breathing Method and yoga offered in NY, VT, Massachusetts.

02/01/2025

Healing following yet another successful Restrictive Tethered Oral Tissue (TOTs) release with pre and post Myofunctional Therapy. Proper cranialfacial jaw growth and development, Anterior-Posterior and transverse growth of the palate is directly influenced by tongue posture. The tongue should rest gently suctioned up to the palate diurnally and nocturnally, however if the tongue is “tied” or tethered to the floor of the mouth, this creates a plethora of varying symptoms such as headaches / migraines, acid reflux, neck and shoulder pain, myofascial tension, aerophagia, TMJ pain/ TMD, dental crowding, high narrow palate, airway concerns, orthodontic relapse, immature swallow pattern, forward head posture, toe walking, plantar fasciitis, poor sleep quality and venous pooling, poor breathing patterns including mouthbreathing and sleep disordered breathing, malocclusion, maladaptive orofacial muscle disfunction, noxious oral habits such as extended pacifier use or thumb-sucking…
⭐️Functional assessments pre and post Restrictive TOTs release: Increased Tongue Range of Motion, elimination of forward head posture, stabilization of nasal breathing patterns with recruitment of the diaphragm, stabilization of proper oral rest posture, disassociation between lingual movements and the mandible, stabilization of the dentition during and following orthodontic treatment… Optimal frenectomy results 👅

01/29/2025

MY restrictive TOT was released beautifully today📣 by Dr Scott Siegel, already im noticing more cervical range of motion with release of this deep front line fascia! I am beyond grateful to Dr Scott Siegel for making my release experience phenomenally comfortable, as well as, educational for Kate Drag and myself! Thank you both!!
The tongue should rest gently suctioned up to the palate diurnally and nocturnally, however if the tongue is “tied” or tethered to the floor of the mouth, this creates a plethora of varying symptoms such as headaches / migraines, acid reflux, neck and shoulder pain, myofascial tension, aerophagia, TMJ pain/ TMD, dental crowding, high narrow palate, airway concerns, orthodontic relapse, tongue thrust pattern, forward head posture, toe walking, plantar fasciitis, poor sleep quality and venous pooling, poor breathing patterns including mouthbreathing and sleep disordered breathing, malocclusion, maladaptive orofacial muscle disfunction…