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4 years old with airway issue.

Thursday, 01 May 2025 by Administrator
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I wanted to ask you a few questions regarding my daughter. I appreciate your experience and expertise. She just turned 4, I’ve been seeing signs of sleep apnea since she’s little. She doesn’t stop breathing, but she turns her head back when she sleeps, she snores, mouth breath mostly at night, high narrow palate and
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Reviv Appliance

Wednesday, 30 April 2025 by Administrator
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My reason for this email is I would like to find out more about Reviv please. Currently in our office we use Healthy Start, Bioactivators, lab made expanders ETC. I am looking for something more in the sense of something that I can order without needing a Dentist.
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2025 Orofacial Myology News – April Edition

Wednesday, 16 April 2025 by Administrator
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Helping with short philtrum on young adult

Tuesday, 18 March 2025 by Administrator
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Hi, I hope you can help clarify a few things for me. I have an 18 yr old who has a short philtrum (12mm). Her upper lip sits on her bottom teeth and lips remain open all the time, even while eating most of the time. She is not able to do the Balloon Lip exercise very well. Is that exercise supposed to be done by isolating the air to the upper lip or is it alright for the air to be filling the cheeks simultaneously?
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Young Adult with lisp, narrow vaulted arch, jaw thrusting, TMD: Questions that must be addressed

Sunday, 02 March 2025 by Administrator
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Q: I’m writing with a question regarding a 22-year-old client recently evaluated; her mother sent her to me with concerns about a frontal lisp due to a “tongue thrust.”  According to mom, the young woman had had a “tongue thrust” and frontal lisp that went away around age 7 when her tonsils and adenoids were
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5 year old with tongue tie and difficultly with /l/ production

Tuesday, 18 February 2025 by Administrator
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I have a 5 yr old patient who has an obvious lingual tongue tie. He had a posterior cut when he was an infant but cannot elevate tongue tip to spot and cannot suction. He cannot produce /L/. I referred him to an ENT who said he doesn't recommend cutting the tie, but rather he suggested...
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Any Risk of Tongue Falling Back Post Release?

Monday, 13 May 2024 by Administrator
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...She was told by one provider that there is a risk of the tongue falling back into the airway in the case of CP. 
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How many elevator disks a patient should be expected to add? – Republished

Sunday, 04 February 2024 by Administrator
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I wanted to ask you about Elevator Disk and braiding for a patient of mine. I am not sure how many disks a patient should be expected to add to their braid, but I think it would be more than three. Yes?
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Parent insists on therapy despite expander interference

Monday, 01 January 2024 by Administrator
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Q: Good morning.  I need advice: 7 yo boy, mouth breather , interdental tongue posture at rest, speech and swallowing. I’ve seen him for the last 2 months, and despite extremely hard and narrow palate he made great progress both on lip and lingual function.  Now the upper expander is finally placed, and a lower one will
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How often and how long for therapy

Friday, 15 December 2023 by Administrator
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Q:  I understand we would undergo the pre proficiency exam before proceeding to the additional exercises and phases of the Myo Manual.  For example, for a new OSA patient, what will be the usual duration and intensity of myo?   Doing daily?  Two times a week?   For how long? A: Every client will have a different duration for treatment due to
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