Midwest Myofunctional Specialists

Midwest Myofunctional Specialists At MMS, we evaluate and treat a variety of orofacial myofunctional disorders such as tongue tie, TMJ

Tongue thrust is a habit where the tongue pushes against the back of the teeth. Over time, it can lead to a variety of i...
02/18/2026

Tongue thrust is a habit where the tongue pushes against the back of the teeth. Over time, it can lead to a variety of issues including speech disorders and swallowing difficulty.

Do any of these signs sound familiar? We can help!
02/18/2026

Do any of these signs sound familiar? We can help!

02/14/2026
CBCT provides detailed, three-dimensional imaging — which means more precise collaboration with orthodontists, ENTs, and...
02/13/2026

CBCT provides detailed, three-dimensional imaging — which means more precise collaboration with orthodontists, ENTs, and other airway-focused providers. By understanding the structure, we can support optimal function — especially when it comes to breathing, sleep, and oral development.

02/11/2026

When it comes to OMDs and mouth breathing, collaboration matters.Airway, oral function, and facial development are all c...
02/06/2026

When it comes to OMDs and mouth breathing, collaboration matters.
Airway, oral function, and facial development are all connected—and effective treatment often involves a team of professionals working toward the same goal.

Breathing impacts jaw growth, tongue posture, swallowing, and speech more than most people realize. When we address the ...
02/06/2026

Breathing impacts jaw growth, tongue posture, swallowing, and speech more than most people realize. When we address the airway, we’re supporting the whole system—not just one skill.

Our airway is the foundation that supports everything else.
02/04/2026

Our airway is the foundation that supports everything else.

When the airway is compromised, the effects don’t always show up where you expect.

Sleep, behavior, focus, mood, growth, and overall health are deeply connected to how we breathe—especially during sleep. What may look like isolated symptoms are often branches of the same root: a compromised airway.

The key is recognizing the red flags early and addressing the why, not just the symptoms. And remember—it’s never too early or too late to improve airway health.

Awareness leads to action. Action leads to better breathing, better sleep, and better quality of life.

Learn more and schedule a consultation at
👉 www.thebreatheinstitute.com

Address

11670 Fountains Drive, Suite 200
Maple Grove, MN
55369

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