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Myofunctional Therapy

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Myofunctional therapy refers to an approach that deals with the functions and movement patterns of the muscles of the mouth and face. The focus is on, among other things, tongue posture, swallowing patterns, lip and cheek function, and their possible interactions with breathing, jaw function, and muscle tension. In the professional literature and clinical practice, myofunctional therapy is discussed in connection with functional abnormalities of the stomatognathic system, especially when there are deviations from physiological movement and resting patterns. The articles compiled in this topic area explore possible functional connections related to myofunctional therapy from various perspectives and serve to provide context and a better understanding of this approach.

December 14, 2025

Nasal Breathing in Children: Why It Shapes the Jaw and Teeth

Nasal breathing in children affects more than air intake: it can shape the jaw, teeth,...

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December 11, 2025

Tongue Posture: How the Position of the Tongue Affects the Jaw, Breathing, and Posture

Where the tongue rests can influence jaw function, breathing, and posture. Learn why...

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