School Readiness

Braces may be off, but your child’s oral journey is not over. Learn how myofunctional therapy can prevent orthodontic relapse and support lifelong stability.

Mouth breathing, thumb sucking, and low tongue posture can quietly affect your child’s jaw, teeth, and airway. Learn what to watch for and how myofunctional therapy can help.

Support your child’s oral health during the school year with three habits that improve breathing, chewing, and tongue posture—starting right at home. Categories:

Chewing helps kids grow strong jaws and healthy oral habits. Try these easy lunchbox tips to support your child’s development and focus in the classroom.

It’s the start of a new school year, and while many Orange County families are getting back into routines, sleep schedules, and sharpening pencils, there’s one back-to-school essential that often goes unnoticed: your child’s breathing habits. You might not expect something as automatic as breathing to affect how your child learns, but it plays a surprisingly important role. Children who breathe through their mouths instead of their noses may be more tired, more distracted, an