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What can OMT do for my child?
01
Enhanced Speech and Dental Health
OMT improves speech clarity and articulation by addressing improper tongue positions, while also promoting proper jaw alignment and reducing the need for future orthodontic treatments.
02
Better Nutricional Intake and Digestion
Corrects swallowing patterns and eliminates harmful oral habits, facilitating better chewing and eating habits, which can improve overall nutritional intake and digestion.
03
Improved breathing and Sleep Quality
By encouraging nasal breathing over mouth breathing, OMT enhances oxygen exchange, respiratory health, and sleep quality, potentially mitigating sleep-disordered breathing conditions like sleep apnea.
04
Optimal Facial Growth & Development
Supports the natural development of facial muscles and structures, contributing to balanced facial aesthetics and preventing malocclusions and TMJD.
05
sELF-eSTEEM AND eMOTIONAL
wELL-BEING
The combined physical improvements in speech, dental health, and facial symmetry contribute significantly to build confidence, social interactions, and emotional health
EVERYONE CAN BENEFIT FROM OMT, BUT WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND IT FOR
People experiencing the following symptoms:
MOUTH BREATHER
Individuals who frequently keep their mouth open, known as "MOUTH BREATHER", or have their tongue resting between their teeth.
Chewing & swallowing difficulties
People who struggle with mastication, show a preference for soft foods and avoid tougher, more chew-demanding foods
Tongue Trusting
Children and teenagers exhibiting an atypical swallowing pattern where the tongue thrusts forward
Habits
Children and teens with a habit of griding their teeth, biting, or sucking on objects beyond the typical age for such behaviors
Chewing & Swallowing difficulties
People who struggle with mastication, show a preference for soft foods and avoid tougher, more chew-demanding foods
MOUTH BREATHER
Individuals who frequently keep their mouth open, known as "MOUTH BREATHER", or have their tongue resting between their teeth.
Tongue Trusting
Children and teenagers exhibiting an atypical swallowing pattern where the tongue thrusts forward
Children and teens with a habit of griding their teeth, biting, or sucking on objects beyond the typical age for such behaviors
Habits
What's the risk of waiting?
Early intervation during the growth phase can take advantage of the natural growth processes, making treatment more efficient and affective
A boy is 90% developed in their head and neck by age 12
A girl is 94% developed in their head and neck by age 12
Risks you need to know:
Health Complications:
Complex Treatments:
Waiting may result in the need for more invasive and complicated treatments in the future
Social Setbacks:
Ignoring symptoms could negatively impact your child's confidence and social life due to speech or dental challenges
Delay can worsen breathing issues, leading to broader health and sleep problems
