We use muscle-specific exercise to improve coordination and function of the face and mouth to…
Can you spot
the signs?
Here are some common signs of an Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder
Orthodontic Relapse
Poor Articulation
Tongue Thrust Swallow (Messy eater/selective diet repertoire)
Open mouth posture/oral breathing
Thumb, finger, tongue sucking or sucking habits
Jaw, neck, back pain
Our experienced orofacial myofunctional therapists collaborate with allergists, ENTs, physicians, dentists, oral surgeons, and orthodontists.
“The Pediatric Development Center is a wonderful resource for families who need help working through oral function issues. I am in private practice as an RN and IBCLC and work with babies who are struggling with oral function and recovering from tongue and lip tie release. PDC has been a light at the end of the tunnel for so many of my families and for me. The staff are empathetic and kind and equip families with exercises and tips to help them help their babies at home. We have had the pleasure of working with some really challenging babies and I know their success is in part due to the work done by PDC.”
-Sarah Early, RN, IBCLC
The Lactation Room
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If you’re ready to learn more and start the pediatric therapy journey with your child, contact us today!