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The Tongue Tamer

Certified Specialist in Orofacial Myology

Helping kids & adults breathe better, sleep better, and thrive through myofunctional therapy! 💗

Myobrace & airway-focused care
📍 Wichita, KS

"Wait and see" is not a treatment plan. 💡If your child has been snoring, grinding their teeth, or mouth breathing and yo...
10/22/2026

"Wait and see" is not a treatment plan. 💡

If your child has been snoring, grinding their teeth, or mouth breathing and you've been told to give it time — it's worth getting a second opinion.

The window for guiding proper facial development is narrow. Every year that passes is a year of habits reinforcing themselves and development moving in the wrong direction.

Myofunctional therapy addresses the root cause — the muscle function and breathing patterns driving these symptoms — before they become permanent.

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If your child's dentist has mentioned swollen tonsils or adenoids, it's worth understanding the bigger picture. ✨ Enlarg...
10/15/2026

If your child's dentist has mentioned swollen tonsils or adenoids, it's worth understanding the bigger picture. ✨

Enlarged tonsils and adenoids are often the body's response to chronic mouth breathing and poor airway function — and they can themselves make the airway even more restricted, creating a cycle.

Myofunctional therapy works alongside your child's dental and medical team to address the breathing and muscle function that drives the cycle — so your child gets the most complete care possible.

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10/09/2026

What a beautiful case this is shaping up to be!

If you want to see how myofunctional therapy can benefit you, schedule your free initial assessment at www.myofunctionaltherapyofkansas.com

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Myofunctional therapy in Wichita
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What is a Myobrace and how does it fit into myofunctional therapy? ✨ Myobrace is a series of removable oral appliances w...
10/08/2026

What is a Myobrace and how does it fit into myofunctional therapy? ✨

Myobrace is a series of removable oral appliances worn for 1-2 hours during the day and overnight while sleeping. They work by providing light, consistent forces that guide the jaw to develop to its natural width and train the tongue to rest in the correct position.

Myobrace works with the body's natural growth. Used in combination with myofunctional exercises, it addresses both the structural and the functional sides of the equation.

I was a pioneer in introducing the Myobrace in Wichita and I have over a decade of experience matching the right appliance to each patient's needs.

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10/06/2026

What a great luncheon today!

Surrounded by a supportive group, I had the opportunity to share some key benefits of myofunctional therapy😃

If you have questions, send me a dm. I'd love to help you breathe better, sleep better, and thrive!

Myofunctional therapy in Wichita
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I am so incredibly grateful when a family takes the time to share their experience with me 💛 Every kind word helps other...
10/05/2026

I am so incredibly grateful when a family takes the time to share their experience with me 💛

Every kind word helps other Wichita families find the care they've been searching for.

Thank you for trusting me with your child's journey — it truly means everything!

Lip seal, keeping the lips gently closed at rest, is one of the simplest and most powerful habits for better breathing a...
10/01/2026

Lip seal, keeping the lips gently closed at rest, is one of the simplest and most powerful habits for better breathing and sleep.

When the lips rest together naturally, the tongue is in the correct position, nasal breathing is supported, and the muscles of the face are doing exactly what they're meant to do.

Most children who mouth breathe have lost this resting lip seal over time. It feels effortful at first, but with myofunctional exercises, it becomes completely automatic. And that one habit supports better breathing, better sleep, and better jaw development all at once.

Next time your child is watching TV, reading, or just resting, take a look at where their lips are. If their mouth is open, it's worth exploring why.

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111 S Whittier Ste 135
Wichita, KS
67207

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+13166894229

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