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Mouth breathing: why checking the airway comes first
By Yulli Tamayo-Myerson RDHT OMT Consulting Orofacial Myologist Registered Dental Hygienist and Therapist 9 October 2026 Persistent mouth breathing deserves assessment. AI-generated illustration “Why can’t I keep my mouth closed?” If you breathe through your mouth most of the time, or your child does, you may have been told to “just breathe through your nose”. That advice is frustrating when nasal breathing feels difficult. Persistent mouth breathing deserves a closer look. W
Yulli Tamayo-Myerson
Oct 93 min read
The Hidden Link Between Tongue Tie, Sleep Apnoea & The Exhaustion You Can’t Shake
Why your “Tiny” tongue tie could be a major cause of fatigue and what to do about it By Yulli Tamayo-Myerson RDHT OMT BBM Founder of...
Yulli Tamayo-Myerson
Jul 10, 20254 min read
👅 Realign Your Body from the Tongue Up: Discover Glossopostural Integration®
Struggling with posture, no matter how much you stretch, sit up straight, or strengthen your core? The secret might be hiding on the roof...
Yulli Tamayo-Myerson
May 13, 20254 min read
A Humanitarian Call: Bringing Smiles to the Most Remote Corners of the World
In 2009, I set off on a life-changing mission. Alongside five dentists from the UK, I travelled to the heights of the Peruvian Andes —...
Yulli Tamayo-Myerson
May 1, 20253 min read
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