AMW Myofunctional Therapy

AMW Myofunctional Therapy Myofunctional Therapy is a function-based therapy program that targets proper nasal breathing, tongue position, chewing, and swallowing.

With improper myofunctional habits, these muscle imbalances can affect the growth and development of the airway. What is Myofunctional Therapy? A neurologic re-education or re-patterning therapy for Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs) using specific therapeutic techniques to assist in proper function, growth, development, and esthetics. Correcting these habits has tremendous benefits for the present and future.

04/23/2026

Success in Myofunctional Therapy is found in the details. 🔎

We don’t just provide a list of exercises; we provide active, real-time guidance to make sure every movement is effective for your specific goals.

Every body is different, and everyone compensates in their own unique way. That’s why our approach is completely individualized. We are constantly adjusting our perspective and providing clear visual examples for our patients to mirror. By looking at the movement from every angle, we catch the subtle details that make the biggest difference in your progress.

Why we prioritize this level of detail:
~ To pinpoint exactly which muscles you need to target.

~ To make your sessions more efficient and effective.

~ To build the right habits for long-term airway health.

From our in-person Costa Mesa office or virtual sessions, we are dedicated to the precision that makes your journey successful.

Ready to start with a team that focuses on your specific needs? Link in bio to book.

12/02/2025

A little Holiday peak inside our waiting room at AMW Myofunctional Therapy ✨

plus a quick PSA: if you’ve been thinking about starting Myo, don’t forget you can use your HSA or FSA dollars for your evaluation before they reset!

10/21/2025

Could your tongue muscles be the reason for that double chin?

Your tongue’s resting position affects not just your facial definition — but also your breathing, sleep, and muscle balance.

When the tongue rests low in the mouth, it actually pushes down on the muscles under your chin, causing them to relax and lose support. When the tongue rests high — gently suctioned to the roof of your mouth — all those muscles align and lift naturally.

It’s all connected. 💫

Want to improve your tongue posture, breathing, or sleep? Reach out to us at amwomt.com — we’re here to help!

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151 Kalmus Drive, Suite C225
Costa Mesa, CA
92626

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