Myofunctional Therapy Research

Malocclusion

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In this page you will find the latest research providing information and data validating Myofunctional Therapy as a key adjunctive to optimal oral and airway health.

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Association between malocclusion, tongue position and speech distortion in mixed-dentition schoolchildren: an epidemiological study. Journal of Applied Oral Science, Assaf, D. D. C., Knorst, J. K., Busanello-Stella, A. R., Ferrazzo, V. A., Berwig, L. C.,Ardenghi, T. M., & Marquezan, M. 2021
Malocclusion associated with abnormal posture. Yamaguchi H & Sueishi K. Bull. Tokio Dent. Coll. May 2003, 44(2):43-54
Tongue movements in patients with skeletal Class III malocclusions evaluated with real-time balanced turbo field echo cine magnetic resonance imaging. Gorgulu S, Sagdıc D, Akin E, Karacay, Bulakbası SN. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop; 2011. 139:e405-e414.
Effects of different pacifiers on the primary dentition and oral myofunctional structures of preschool children. Zardetto CG, Rodrigues CR, Stefani FM. Pediatric Dentistry. 2002. Nov-Dec 24(6):552-560
The Dental Cosmos, a monthly record of dental science, Diagnosis of Malocclusion. 1918
Malocclusion and its Far reaching Effects, Samuel Adams Cohen, M.D. 1895