By: Joann Amoroso RDH MAS™ QOM ®
If you've been experiencing certain problems or symptoms, myofunctional therapy might be beneficial for you. In this blog, we'll explore some signs that indicate you might need myofunctional therapy, along with its four key goals.... read more
Aug
By: Joann Amoroso RDH MAS™ QOM®
Did you know that something seemingly unrelated, like the position of your tongue and how you use your mouth, can actually have an impact on your gut health? ... read more
Aug
By: JAMES WALKER-ROBERTS
Iga Swiatek has revealed the reason why she was seen preparing for the Canadian Open by practising with a piece of tape over her mouth.... read more
Aug
By: Joann Amoroso, RDH, MAS™, QOM®
🔍🌙 Uncover the Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist's Vital Role in Sleep Dentistry! Join us as we explore how we identify sleep-related breathing disorders, collaborate with orthodontists, and support better sleep quality through specialized therapy. 🌐💤 #SleepDentistry #OralHealth #MyofunctionalTherapy #BetterSleepQuality... read more
Jul
By: Joann Amoroso RDH, MAS™, QOM®
👶🍼 Could that adorable plush toy pacifier be harmful to your child's teeth? Our latest article dives into new research exploring the hidden effects of these cute essentials on your little one's smile. 👀 Get informed and ensure your child's oral health stays top-notch! 🦷💕 #BabyTeeth #PlushPacifiers #ChildOralHealth."... read more
Jul
By: David Repasky
CPAP compliance measures how many hours and nights, you use your therapy, and if you use it often enough for effective treatment. Insurance companies are the usual monitors of how much you use your CPAP, but sometimes employers can track it too—especially if you drive for a living.... read more
Jun
By: Deep Shukla
Could obstructive sleep apnea affect a person’s cognitive function? ... read more
Jun
By: Julia Landwehr
People with obstructive sleep apnea have an increased risk of developing long COVID. Obstructive sleep apnea is a fairly common condition that affects about 29.4 million adults in the U.S., and is characterized by gasping or snoring during sleep. Many risk factors for sleep apnea—including being older and having obesity—are also risk factors for COVID-19 outcomes.... read more
Jun
By: Feeling Healing ( YouTube)
If you'd like to go the extra mile and support me in making this my full time job, consider supporting me on Patreon for £2 a month here: https://www.patreon...... read more
May
By: Elizabeth Scott
Box breathing is a simple and effective stress relief technique. Read how to work it into your daily life, and why you should try it.... read more
Apr
By: Bob Frost
Bob Frost Dr. Joseph Da Cruz. On a quiet street in southern Australia, in a large examining room filled with natural light, dentist Joseph Da Cruz... read more
Apr
By: Zawn Villines Medically reviewed by Jennifer Archibald, DDS
Botox may help relieve the symptoms of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. It may relax the jaw, reduce pain, and enable the person to open their mouth fully.... read more
Mar
By: Cynthia Stein, PT, MEd, and Karen Parker Davidson, DHA, MSA, MEd, MSN, ARPN
If your patient has a history of concussion or head trauma, it’s time to have a discussion about breathing disorders or OSA. Read this article about “the breathing brain.”... read more
Mar
By: Courtney Allison
A cardiologist and a sleep expert share why sleep is such a critical part of heart health, and ways to improve the quality of your ZZZs.... read more
Mar
By: Marlaina Donato and Kirby Baldwin
Sleep is essential for both survival and the ability to thrive, yet as children’s schedules get busier and they spend more time in front of screens, their average sleep time often decreases. While the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that kids between the ages of 6 and 12 get nine to 12 hours of sleep per night for optimal health, they’re regularly getting less, and about 15 to 25 percent of youngsters and adolescents have trouble falling and staying asleep. ... read more
Mar
