9 out of 10 children are affected by at least one orofacial myofunctional disorder
Grabowski R, Kundt G, Stahl F. J Orofac Orthop. 2007;68(6):462-476.
To ensure the success of your orthodontic
treatments
9 out of 10 children are affected by at least one orofacial myofunctional disorder
Grabowski R, Kundt G, Stahl F. J Orofac Orthop. 2007;68(6):462-476.
Around 2 out of 3 children show an atypical (tongue-thrust) swallowing pattern — a dysfunction that can move teeth and threaten stability
The biggest obstacle to results is adherence: without support, patients rarely keep up their at-home exercises
Myofunctional therapy reduces the relapse rates by nearly two-thirds
Lower relapse severity compared to orthodontics alone
Airway and orofacial screening is now recommended as part of orthodontic best practice (AAO White Paper)
Your patients guided at every step
from self-assessment to exercises
The health professional launches the programs; the patient completes their exercises directly in the app.
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Independently at home
Programs suggested by the self-assessment
Independently at home