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COLLABORATION with MyoPhysX

Optimizing Patient Care Through an Interdisciplinary Approach

Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) is most effective when integrated into a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring that each aspect of a patient's airway, oral function, and overall health is addressed. Patients with airway disorders, sleep-disordered breathing, TMJ dysfunction, and orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs) often present with complex symptoms that require expertise from multiple specialties. A team-based approach allows for early identification, comprehensive treatment planning, and long-term stability of results.

At MYOPHYSX, we bridge the gap between dentists, orthodontists, ENTs, speech-language pathologists, physical therapists, chiropractors, and other specialists, providing a collaborative network, evidence-based education, and assessment tools to enhance patient care. By fostering communication and interdisciplinary partnerships, we help practitioners work together to optimize treatment outcomes, prevent relapse, and ensure that patients receive the most effective and holistic care possible.

Join the MYOPHYSX Provider Network – It's Free!

List your practice in our directory at no cost! Setting up your profile is quick and easy. Once added, your information will be accessible to myofunctional therapists, interdisciplinary providers, and members of the public looking for professionals like you. 

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COLLABORATION WITH MYOPHYSX

👨‍⚕️ Dentists & Airway-Focused Dentists

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Identify malocclusions, tongue-tie, and airway issues that impact oral function.
  • Collaborate with myofunctional therapists to support tongue posture, proper swallowing, and oral habit correction.
  • Use OMT before, during, and after orthodontic treatment to prevent relapse and enhance stability.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps Dentists:
✅ Resources on airway-focused dentistry and myofunctional integration.
✅ Guidance on tongue-tie assessments and pre/post-frenectomy therapy.
✅ Access to a network of myofunctional therapists for referrals.

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🦷 Orthodontists

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Work with myofunctional therapists to address oral posture issues that contribute to malocclusions.
  • Use OMT to prevent orthodontic relapse and improve long-term stability.
  • Identify and correct oral habits like tongue thrust, mouth breathing, and improper swallowing.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps Orthodontists:
✅ Evidence-based education on OMT’s role in facial growth and occlusion.
✅ Tools to screen for airway and oral dysfunctions.
✅ Collaboration with myofunctional therapists to enhance treatment outcomes.

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👃 ENTs (Ear, Nose, & Throat Specialists)

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Treat nasal obstructions, enlarged tonsils, and airway issues that contribute to mouth breathing.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to transition patients from mouth to nasal breathing post-surgery.
  • Evaluate patients for structural airway concerns that may require surgical intervention.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps ENTs:
✅ Education on nasal breathing retraining and airway health.
✅ Tools to assess oral-facial function before and after ENT interventions.
✅ Network of OMT professionals to support patient care.

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🗣️ Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Address speech distortions related to tongue position, low oral tone, and improper swallowing.
  • Work alongside myofunctional therapists to correct tongue thrust, mouth breathing, and swallowing dysfunctions.
  • Assist in functional speech therapy for patients with orofacial myofunctional disorders.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps SLPs:
✅ Education on the overlap between OMT and speech therapy.
✅ Assessment tools for tongue mobility, swallowing function, and airway health.
✅ Collaboration with OMT professionals for co-treatment plans.

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💆 Physical Therapists (PTs) & Osteopaths (DOs)

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Address postural dysfunctions affecting airway and jaw alignment.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to correct forward head posture, cranial tension, and orofacial muscle imbalances.
  • Assist in TMJ therapy and structural corrections that support oral function.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps PTs & DOs:
✅ Education on posture and airway mechanics.
✅ Tools to assess head, neck, and jaw alignment in relation to OMT.
✅ Network of OMT professionals for cross-referrals.

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🦴 Chiropractors

  🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Address structural imbalances in the spine, neck, and jaw that impact oral function and airway health.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to improve cranial alignment, forward head posture, and neuromuscular coordination.
  • Assist in TMJ treatment, posture correction, and nervous system regulation to support long-term OMT success.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps Chiropractors:
✅ Education on how spinal alignment affects airway function and orofacial posture.
✅ Tools to assess postural imbalances impacting tongue posture and breathing.
✅ Network of OMT professionals for interdisciplinary collaboration and patient referrals.

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💆 Licensed Massage Therapists (LMTs)

   🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Address muscle tension and fascial restrictions that impact jaw function, posture, and airway health.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to release tight orofacial, cervical, and cranial muscles that may contribute to TMJ dysfunction, forward head posture, and restricted tongue movement.
  • Assist in lymphatic drainage and circulatory support to reduce inflammation and promote healing in patients undergoing myofunctional therapy.

🛠️ How MyoPhysX Helps LMTs:
✅ Education on how soft tissue work supports airway health and orofacial function.
✅ Tools to assess muscle imbalances that impact breathing, posture, and jaw alignment.
✅ Network of OMT professionals for cross-referrals and collaborative care.


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👶 IBCLCs & Pediatric Specialists

 🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Support infants struggling with tongue-tie, latching issues, and early feeding dysfunctions.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to improve oral motor function and prevent long-term airway and feeding issues.
  • Educate parents on proper tongue function and its impact on facial growth.

🛠️ How MYOPHYSX Helps IBCLCs & Pediatric Providers:
✅ Resources on oral motor development and early intervention strategies.
✅ Education on the role of OMT in tongue-tie management.
✅ Network of OMT professionals for infant and pediatric referrals.


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🧠 Psychologists

  🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Address the psychological factors contributing to bruxism, mouth breathing, and poor oral posture, such as stress, anxiety, and trauma-related tension.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to identify how habitual breathing patterns and oral function impact mental health, sleep quality, and stress responses.
  • Help patients recognize and retrain subconscious oral habits like tongue thrusting, clenching, and dysfunctional breathing that may be linked to emotional states.

🛠️ How MyoPhysX Helps Psychologists:
✅ Education on the connection between breathing patterns, nervous system regulation, and emotional well-being.
✅ Tools to assess stress-related bruxism, mouth breathing, and postural compensation linked to psychological factors.
✅ A network of OMT professionals for collaborative care in stress management, sleep therapy, and orofacial function.


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🥗 Nutritionists

  🔗 Connection to OMT:

  • Support optimal oral function by recommending anti-inflammatory diets that promote salivary health, gut balance, and proper muscle function.
  • Work with myofunctional therapists to address chewing difficulties, swallowing function, and tongue mobility affecting digestion and nutrient absorption.
  • Educate patients on how dietary choices can impact orofacial function, airway inflammation, and overall metabolic health.

🛠️ How MyoPhysX Helps Nutritionists:
✅ Education on the role of diet in reducing airway inflammation, muscle tone, and oral health conditions.
✅ Tools to assess chewing and swallowing function to support proper digestion and absorption.
✅ A network of OMT professionals to collaborate on dietary strategies that enhance oral muscle function and airway health.


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 🚨 It’s Finally Here! 🚨 

We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of the MYOPHYSX Myofunctional Therapy AI Assistant – the first of its kind designed specifically for OMT professionals and their patients.

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