MyoLinks, LLC

11/02/2026

MyoLinks Orofacial Myology Case Update
This patient presented with mouth breathing, low tongue posture, and a tongue thrust swallow following Phase I orthodontics.
After consistent myofunctional therapy, he has achieved a normal swallow pattern along with habituated nasal breathing and proper lip and tongue postures.
Notice the improved anterior-posterior craniofacial growth and facial balance in the progress photos. These changes support better airway function.
Results like these highlight the power of addressing the underlying muscle patterns.

11/01/2026

MyoLinks just hit 1,000 followers!
So grateful for this community and everyone who’s been part of the journey. Thank you for the support, the shares, and for trusting this work.
Here’s to more good breaths, better sleep, and stronger smiles.
Christy
MyoLinks

10/30/2026

Even Dracula can’t escape good tongue posture.
One proper oral rest position and the cape is just for show.
Happy Halloween from MyoLinks. Tongue up. Lips closed. Nose breathing.

10/29/2026

Therapy can be fun too! 😄
This patient is hard at work building lip strength and oral motor control with one of our favorite tools — the mustache!
Myofunctional therapy isn’t just about serious exercises. When kids (and parents) stay engaged and consistent, the results follow. Stronger lips, better oral posture, and healthier habits all start with showing up and having a little fun along the way.
Loving the energy this one brings to every session!

10/27/2026

Before & After | Myofunctional Therapy + Tongue Tie Release
From March to October — 7 months of consistent work!
This young man’s journey included a tongue tie release paired with myofunctional therapy. Here’s what improved in simple terms:
Jaw positioning Before: His lower jaw sat a bit farther back. After: The jaw sits in a more balanced, forward position that supports better facial balance and easier breathing/swallowing patterns.
Tongue range of motion (ROM) Before: The tongue was restricted and couldn’t lift or move as freely. After: Noticeably greater mobility — the tongue can now lift higher, stretch farther, and rest in a healthier position on the palate.
These changes support better oral posture, facial development, and overall function. Progress like this comes from the combination of release + consistent therapy exercises and habits.
Proud of this patient’s hard work!

10/23/2026

When Aquaman is filming in OKC and needs better tongue posture… he knows where to go.
Jason Momoa stopped by MyoLinks for a few myofunctional therapy tips (yes, we made him use the mirror).
Even the King of Atlantis can benefit from proper nasal breathing.
MyoLinks – helping Hollywood (and everyone else) breathe better.

*This is a satirical post created for fun. Neither Jason Momoa nor Aquaman has actually visited MyoLinks.

09/11/2026

Welles Crowther was a 24-year-old equities trader working on the 104th floor of the South Tower on September 11, 2001. After Flight 175 struck, he covered his nose and mouth with his red bandana and began helping survivors near the devastated 78th-floor sky lobby. Drawing on his training as a volunteer firefighter, he found a usable stairway, guided injured people through the smoke, and carried a badly wounded woman on his back. Instead of continuing to safety, Crowther repeatedly returned upstairs to help others. Survivors later identified him as the mysterious “man in the red bandana.” He died when the South Tower collapsed.

09/10/2026

Look at this transformation! 😍
This profile view shows the significant impact of improved facial growth and jaw alignment. The overlay highlights exactly how much progress was made.
My client was suffering from dental grinding, low tongue posture, and poor lip seal, and was diagnosed with a tongue and lip tie that compromised his airway. We created a personalized treatment plan involving dedicated myofunctional therapy, specialized preparation for releases, and expert postoperative care.
Ready to see what’s possible for your child? Contact Christy at MyoLinks to schedule an assessment today!
MyoLinks
1625 Greenbriar Pl, Suite 800b
Oklahoma City, OK
806.680.6743
[email protected]

09/03/2026

Getting kids to stick to their myofunctional therapy exercises can definitely test a parent’s patience! This approach has been a game-changer in my clinic, and I knew I had to share it.
If you’re struggling to get your child to sit down and do their daily exercises, this information is absolute gold. Check it out!

08/27/2026