Myofunctional Solutions
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
East San Francisco Bay Area
Improve Oral Rest Posture & Function, Breathing & Sleep Quality with Personalized Myofunctional Therapy
At Myofunctional Solutions, we specialize in orofacial myofunctional therapy designed to improve oral rest postures, muscle function, breathing patterns, and overall quality of life for children, teens and adults throughout the East San Francisco Bay Area. With training in myofunctional therapy since 2018, Linda Cannon (RDH/BSDH) leads each client through a personalized program that addresses common concerns such as mouth breathing, poor sleep quality, TMJ pain, and tongue-thrust swallowing patterns that affect dental occlusion and orofacial function.
Whether you prefer in‑home visits, or virtual sessions via a HIPAA‑compliant treatment platform, we are committed to delivering effective therapy tailored to your unique needs. Discover how Myofunctional Therapy can provide lasting improvements and support a healthier future for you or your child.
Breathe Better!
A Main Goal of Myofunctional Therapy is to Establish Full-Time Nasal Breathing:
Nasal Breathing is less tiring than mouth breathing, better for oral health, digestion, and more thoroughly oxygenates our brains and bodies.
Our noses are a natural filtering mechanism: Breathing through the nose filters out airborne pollen, bacteria, and dust particles. Because of this, people find that learning to breathe through their nose often decreases symptoms of allergies and asthma.
Sleep Better!
Myofunctional Therapy can be a valuable part of treatment for relief from Sleep Disordered Breathing, Sleep Apnea or UARS.
Sleep Apnea, UARS, and " Sleep Disordered Breathing," are being diagnosed at alarming rates in both adults AND children. Some of the common symptoms are snoring, low energy, poor memory, and falling asleep at inappropriate times.
We also now know that for many children suffering from symptoms of ADHD, the ROOT CAUSE is often Sleep - Breathing Disorders.
An important, published, peer-reviewed study showed patients receiving Myofunctional Therapy, in addition to medical therapies, improved their Apnea/Hypopnea Index an average of 50% more in adults, and over 62% more in children!
Smile More!
Myofunctional Therapy can be a valuable part of treatment for relief from Sleep Disordered Breathing, Sleep Apnea or UARS.
Because people who benefit from Myofunctional Therapy typically Breathe and Sleep better, they often find they feel more relaxed, have more energy, and may be more content in their daily lives:
Who Wouldn't Smile More?
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is orofacial myofunctional therapy?
Orofacial myofunctional therapy retrains the muscles of the face and mouth to function properly — improving breathing, tonguing, swallowing, and resting posture.
Who can benefit from therapy?
Teens and adults with mouth breathing, TMJ discomfort, sleep issues, tongue thrust swallow patterns, or those seeking to optimize oral posture can benefit from our services.
Do you work with children?
Yes — we design age‑appropriate therapy programs for children, teens, and adults with myofunctional needs.
Can therapy improve sleep issues?
Yes. By addressing inefficient breathing and movement patterns, many clients experience improved sleep quality, reduced snoring, and better daytime alertness.
Are virtual sessions effective?
Absolutely. Many clients experience meaningful gains through our HIPAA‑compliant virtual therapy sessions, which allow for real‑time guidance and personalized coaching.
Contact Myofunctional Solutions
Ready to take the first step toward better breathing, sleep, and oral function?
Email:
myofunctionalsolutions@gmail.com
Service Area:
Serving the East San Francisco Bay Area
Business Hours:
Monday - Friday 9am–6pm
Sat 9am–2pm
Whether you prefer mobile in‑home visits, virtual sessions, we’re here to support your journey to lasting functional change.
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