Myofunctional Therapy Phase 1 Exercises #1 

Can u please tell how to correct the position of tounge cuz I didn't understand from video..

i only realized what tongue thrust was when I was 45, I thought everybody eat the same way with their tongue moving forward u. I'm 50 in April with an overbite not sure if they are able to pull my teeth back.

If your tongue posture is bad your posture is bad so please focus on your posture and not this first

@@arafchowdhury8196 no it goes hand in hand, good tongue posture encouragese good body posture, and good body posture encourages good tongue posture. But good tongue posture alone can't fix bad body posture, and so does the otherwise. You need to fix both posture problems to achieve perfect posture. As of right now i have better tongue posture than before, so does my body posture but the improvement it's not as good as the tongue posture, because i did not do any stretches to fix my body posture. My tongue posture is still not perfect because i don't train my body posture yet. To summarize train both body posture and tongue/neck posture at the same time

I'm 50 never knew nothing about tongue thrust myself, until i was 45 and when i asked my doctor about my open bite then he mentioned orthodontist . i was like what's that? anyways, i got to the orthodontist now and that's when it dawned on me that i have a tongue thrust issue. I wish all these dentists were trained to alert us when we where young, but they were just concerned about not wanting to lose their patients to orthodontist . Now, i just check on youtube myself on any health issues before seeing the doctors and dentist so as to speak the same language and ask thorough questions using their language to convey my issue properly about everything regarding my health.

Does it fix?

Update?

That is wonderful to hear!! We are so glad these exercises could help!

​@@kidfocusdentistcan these excercises help tongue thrust?

It is hard to find the button candy, but amazon is always the best bet! Otherwise substitute raisin for the candy!

Five below store, cracker barrel

Player. Respect.

Nice😏 lmao a

@@missvida6251 its lower than u think lol

@@I_Ace no it’s not. I’m a woman. I know where my spot is.☺️

@@missvida6251 whoah are we still talking about myofunctional therapy? Where does the tongue go?

Just as bad as their teeth lol

​@@Tderessestereotype

Yes.

There are no guarantees in life, but yes it could happen

@@smoothbanana did it happen

@@doaagarma3022 Not for me, too much effort

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As much as possible. You are building a habit.

Most myofunctional therapists assign you to do the exercises they give you two times a day, if you remember. Of course, the more you do them the quicker you'll see improvement.

its from resting your tongue on the roof at your mouth and breathing through your nose

@@trxnqui interesting. Good for under 12. Is adults need surgery

@@jaymills1720 euhh not really , i think 15-20 is a decent age to start if you were late . if ur older than that im sorry

@@jaymills1720 Best for under 7 as the palate doesn't grow much wider after this

@@jaymills1720 horse shit stop telling your self lies the bones stay soft until in to 20s

I highly recommend you get a new one if the lower part is broken. Unfortunately, we do not sell the myobrace unless they are our patients.

Just mew, look it up. It worked for me.

@@tatumkindelay5592 I thought you said “just meow it worked for me “😭

The G spot?

@@danimal4you r u dumb

@@tatumkindelay5592 how long did u have that tongue thrust for and how long did it take to rectify your tongue thrust ?

You can buy them at dollar tree or pretty much any grocery store in the candy section. They are called Candy Buttons.

Hi Melinda, these are foundational exercises for anyone with myo-dysfunction(which is most of us due to our modern lifestyles!!) Good luck!!

this is mewing💋

@@ccmmmie No it is myofunctional therapy that has been in practice prior to Dr. Mew. He didn’t event it he utilize its techniques.

Hi, these exercises are fundamentals for anyone with myo-dysfunction. I highly recommend you watch the tongue-thrust video to understand the challenges of the tongue-thrusting therapy!

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Surgery without physio (aka myofunctional therapy) is likely to fail. Just like stomach stapling without diet modification. Nothing to lose by trying though.

Unfortunately without seeing the range of motion on the tongue area, it is impossible for me to give you a correct answer. Once the tongue is healed; the post-op exercises will give minor improvement in range of motion but not significant if the tongue has a thick scar. Once the tongue is release, speech therapy need to happen to over-come the articulation issues. The tongue will try to move in the same movements unless other-wise instructed!

skinny tongue = tensed, fat tongue = relaxed