Myofunctional therapy typically takes 6-12 sessions, dependent on the diagnosis and treatment plan. Sessions take place every 2 weeks over approximately 3-7 months.

Many patients notice improvements within the first 3-6 sessions, while some notice improvements after only 1-2 sessions.

Investment varies based on individual needs. I’m happy to discus options and answer any questions during our complimentary consultation.

No referral is needed. You can scheduled with me directly.

Each session includes time to discuss your questions, concerns, and/or difficulties. Previous exercises will be reviewed to evaluate progress and new, personalized exercises will be provided.

No. Myofunctional therapy is designed to strengthen muscles safely and gently. You may feel effort, but you should not feel pain.

Yes. Practicing at home is essential for success and usually takes 5 minutes twice a day for the active exercises. Some of the passive exercises, which can be done while relaxing, watching television, commuting, or reading range from 5-30 minutes once a day.

Many insurance plans do not cover myofunctional therapy. It is advised that you check with your plan to determine if coverage is eligible. I can provide invoices and superbills for you to submit for possible reimbursement.

Yes. Many patients use their HSAs or FSAs to pay for myofunctional therapy. Invoices and superbills, will be provided for submission. It is advised to check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility.

It is ideal that you have a small to medium-sized mirror at home for your exercises. I will provide you with with a myofunctional therapy tool kit that has the other items that you’ll need.

Yes. I collaborate with orthodontists, dentists, chiropractors, craniosacral therapists, massage therapists, speech language pathologists, and ENT specialists to ensure comprehensive and coordinated care as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Myofunctional Therapy