Toothpillow Myofunctional Therapy

By being a Toothpillow patient, you will receive the basic plan with treatment but for those who want more of a custom, personalized plan, we provide a discounted rate.

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Healthy Faces Stretches and Strengthening

Free
Included with treatment ($200 value)
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Help your child adapt to their guidance appliance. While not a substitute for myofunctional exercises, these fun activities strengthen facial muscles and make it easy to add playful practice to daily routines.

Myo Boost

$299
Price for TP patients ($399 value)
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One-Session Kickstart with a Myofunctional Therapy Specialist and a virtual follow-up to check in.
Based on the evaluation, your therapist will determine if a more fully-customized treatment plan is needed.

Fully Custom

$1,250
Price for TP patients ($1,999 value)
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Includes a total of 10 myofunctional therapy sessions, each tailored to your child’s unique needs.
Get a Myo Toolkit containing tools to complete the assigned exercises and enhance the therapy experience.
These virtual sessions are fully customized to address the root causes of muscle dysfunction, providing comprehensive support throughout the treatment.

Have a Patient Who Could Benefit from Myofunctional Therapy?

Our personalized therapy plans are designed to support your patients in achieving improved oral and airway health. Submitting a referral is quick and easy—just click below to fill out our simple Provider Referral Form. We’ll handle the rest!

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Myofunctional therapy is a way to help children improve their tongue posture and function by doing quick and easy exercises while using the Toothpillow appliance. These exercises re-educate and strengthen their facial muscles, ensuring everything works just right. It’s like a fun workout for your face and mouth!

Meet our therapists

Laura brings over 14 years of experience working with babies, children and adults. Her love and interest in this field began while working with her father, a (now retired) dentist in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She is certified through the International Association of Orofacial Myology and is also certified in the Buteyko Breathing method.

Laura is dedicated to her craft and stays up-to-date with the latest research and techniques in myofunctional therapy, continuously, expanding her knowledge to provide the best care possible. You can find Laura exploring the outdoors in beautiful Colorado and spending timeith family and friends.

Registered dental hygienist, myofunctional therapist, educator, author, and key opinion leader in sleep and myofunctional therapy. She is a Buteyko Breathing Educator.

Brittny is the founder of CT Orofacial Myology, a private myofunctional therapy practice aimed at improving oral and whole-body wellness, through which she has helped hundreds of patients thrive by sleeping and breathing better.

Brittny is also the face behind the podcast, “I Spy with My Myo Eye”.

Clinical advisor of myo

They attended the University of Pacific, School of Dentistry, in San Francisco, graduating in 2003 with a Doctorate of Dental Surgery. She received a Bachelor's in Dental Surgery in India. To keep up with the ever-changing world of dentistry, they continue their education through classes and seminars throughout the year.

She is trained as a Vivos Integrated Dentist, treating craniofacial growth dysfunction and sleep apnea; Airway orthodontics, treating the foundation; Myofunctional therapy; Clear Correct aligner treatment; and Sleep apnea and snoring devices

Lauren, a proud Houstonian and graduate of Wharton Junior College Dental Hygiene School, has over 22 years of experience as a dental hygienist. With specialized airway training and 40+ hours of certification in Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy from the IAOM, she is passionate about addressing clenching, grinding, TMJ pain, and sleep disturbances by improving breathing, facial symmetry, and overall health. Outside of work, Lauren enjoys rock climbing, singing, and spending time with her three teenage children.

Dedicated to the advancement of myo therapy through the smiles of my patients with over a decade of experience in dental hygiene where she's worked in a variety of offices and roles including regional hygiene coach. Her goal is to deliver the most impactful and sincere execution of therapy to achieve extraordinary results. When not working in Dental Hygiene she's enjoying the company of her husband, four boys and labradoodle. She enjoys being outside, in the garden, swimming, hiking and fishing.

Originally from Woburn, MA, she graduated from Mount Ida College in 2003 as a Dental Hygienist and has worked in numerous practices over the years. While she still has a passion for clinical hygiene, she has found her true calling in Myofunctional Therapy, focusing on improving how we breathe, eat, and chew. With expertise in the oral cavity and the Buteyko Breathing technique, she strives to make a difference in people's lives. In her spare time, she enjoys life as a mom of two boys, wife to her amazing husband, traveling for wrestling tournaments, baking, and trying new restaurants.

Why is it important?

Myofunctional therapy plays a crucial role in promoting optimal oral health and overall well-being.

Corrects Muscle Imbalances
Myofunctional therapy focuses on re-educating and strengthening the muscles of the face, tongue, and mouth. 
By addressing muscle imbalances, it helps to improve proper tongue posture, swallowing patterns, and overall orofacial function. This, in turn, can prevent or alleviate various issues such as tongue thrust, speech difficulties, and malocclusions.
Enhances Breathing and Sleep
Helps improve breathing patterns, particularly nasal breathing, which is essential for optimal oxygen intake and overall health. By strengthening the muscles involved in proper breathing, it may also contribute to better sleep quality and reduced snoring or sleep apnea symptoms.
Supports Toothpillow Treatment
Myofunctional therapy can be a valuable adjunct to Toothpillow. By addressing muscle dysfunction, it helps create an environment conducive to the desired orthodontic changes. This can enhance treatment outcomes, reduce the need for extractions or surgeries, and promote long-term stability of orthodontic results.
Speech and Language Development
The tongue and oral muscles play a significant role in speech production. By improving muscle coordination and function, myofunctional therapy can positively impact speech and language development, particularly in children with speech disorders or delays.
Jaw and Facial Development
Proper muscle function and posture are essential for healthy 
jaw and facial development. Myofunctional therapy can aid in developing well-aligned jaws, harmonious facial aesthetics, and a balanced facial profile.
Overall Well-being
Oral health is closely linked to overall well-being. By promoting proper muscle function and oral habits, myofunctional therapy can improve digestion, reduced jaw pain or discomfort, enhanced self-esteem, and a healthier, confident smile.
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