International Journal of Orofacial Myology and Myofunctional Therapy, Volume 18, Issue 1

The subject of this report is a white female of North­-European ancestry with a confirmed diagnosis of con­genital cerebral palsy [...]

I have treated over a thousand children with digit­sucking habits in the past 20 years [...]

A prototype is presented for evaluating oral myofacial dysfunctions including oral breathing, abnormal swallowing, speech articulation errors, and chewing and sucking habits. An accurate assessment of these parameters prior to orthodontic treatment m...

After ten years of practicing oral myofunctional therapy (MFT) in our office, we contacted 131 finished cases. Of the 131, ninety-eight responded to the invitation to come for a post-treatment check-up. Three basic questions were asked of these patie...

Whenever the mouth is not talking, swallowing, drinking, chewing, kissing, yawning, sneezing, laugh­ing or singing, it should be resting [...]

As the therapy for orofacial myofunctional disorders has evolved [...]

A “most helpful list” for habituation, in the author's experience [...]

The title warns the reader that this is not a report of controlled research [...]