Your Questions, Answered
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Myofunctional therapy addresses the root-cause muscle imbalances that trigger chronic jaw pain, clicking, and tension. Many adults who suffer from TMJ disorders (TMJD) or nighttime teeth clenching and grinding (bruxism) are dealing with improper oral rest posture and swallowing habits. By retraining the facial and jaw muscles to function efficiently and rest in a relaxed, neutral position, we dramatically reduce the constant strain on the temporomandibular joint and chewing muscles. This neuromuscular re education relieves chronic facial tension, reduces morning headaches, and helps prevent orthodontic relapse.
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Yes, myofunctional therapy is highly effective for adults looking to stabilize their airway naturally. For individuals managing snoring or mild-to-moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), therapy focuses on toning the soft palate and the muscles of the throat. By training the tongue to rest in its optimal position on the roof of the mouth, we prevent it from collapsing backward into the airway during sleep. This structural stabilization helps promote consistent nasal breathing, reduces snoring, improves overall sleep quality, and serves as an excellent adjunctive support for CPAP or dental sleep appliance users
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We offer both in person and virtual comprehensive myofunctional evaluations, free 15 minute consultations and fully customized myofunctional therapy services.
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Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form to work with us in person in Brigham City Utah, or purchase a comprehensive evaluation kit to work with us online.
After you purchase your kit, we will be in touch to discuss next steps and schedule a day to meet over video call.
For in person appointments, we are currently seeing people at Full Circle Wellness Center on Main Street. Fill out the form to contact us and we will reach out to schedule a day to meet.
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email us at tonguesmartmyo@gmail.com . We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
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I do my best to keep my prices on the lower end of competitive. I know how beneficial myofunctional therapy is and I want to make it as accessible as possible. I charge $125 for a comprehensive evaluation, and then bill out therapy as a program of 12-14 sessions. I find that this helps people achieve the best results and follow through with therapy. My personalized therapy program cost is $1,800.
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I am not in network with any insurance companies. Unfortunately there are no myofunctional therapy specific codes to bill at this time.
I do however accept HSA and FSA accounts as well as offer payment plans that work with all budgets.
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Yes! Many times there are multiple members of a family who need therapy. After paying for one full priced program, we offer a 40% discount for each additional family member (up to 4 total).
We will all meet at the same time and session times will be extended to account for more people. Everyone will still get their own individual exercises and tailored therapy plan.
*Each person will need their own individual comprehensive evaluation.
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You can absolutely pay by the session and only do as many sessions as you feel like you need. The reason that I offer a full program is so that we can focus on achieving goals and staying motivated. It also keeps costs down in case you end up needing more than the typical 12 sessions.
Each session costs $150
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I see clients in person for ages 4 and up in Brigham City, Utah (convenient for families in Box Elder County, Logan, and Ogden), as well as virtually worldwide over secure video call via the Jane platform.