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Orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMD) (sometimes
called “oral
myofunctional disorder", and “tongue thrust”) are
muscle disorders of the face, mouth...
- "orofacial
myofunctional therapy") of the oral and
facial musculature,
including the
muscles of the tongue, lips, ch****s, and jaw.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy...
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nasal breathing or
normal swallowing can occur, or seen as an oral
myofunctional disorder a
tongue muscle pattern that is
perceived as
clinically abnormal...
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Myotherapy is a form of
muscle therapy which focuses on the ****essment,
treatment and
rehabilitation of
musculoskeletal pain and ****ociated pathologies...
- therapy/Culinary
therapy Social Work (with Social) Speech-language pathology/
Myofunctional therapist (With
Social and Artistic)
Sports medicine/Wilderness medicine...
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caused by low tone and weak
facial muscles, and
often corrected with
myofunctional exercises. Some
characteristic airway features can lead to obstructive...
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stimulation bands, have no
scientific evidence to
support their claims.
Myofunctional therapy,
which incorporates oropharyngeal and
tongue exercises, reduces...
- and
throat specialists,
speech therapists,
occupational therapists,
myofunctional therapists, and
physical therapists. Stomatognathic+System at the U...
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health is a
research area
within orthodontics (and the
related field of
myofunctional therapy) and anthropology. It is
classified into
three types: obstructive...
- "Effects of
Different Pacifiers on the
Primary Dentition and Oral
Myofunctional Structures of
Preschool Children".
Pediatric Dentistry. 24 (6): 552–559...