Myofunctional therapy has recently been given notoriety with the advent of studies showing that this treatment may help patients with sleep apnea. Years ago, in the 1970’s it was more widely used in all aspects of dentistry to assist the functions of the soft tissues to stabilize and work together with the hard tissues.
The identification and correction of muscle dysfunction will increase the success of your airway and sleep cases. Do you know what to look for, how to treat and where to refer?
This webinar will explain why it is so important for all dentists to learn how to incorporate myofunctional therapy into their practice.