Orofacial myofunctional therapy uses targeted exercises to improve how the muscles of the face, mouth, and tongue function. It is commonly used to address habits and coordination issues related to nasal-breathing, tongue posture, jaw comfort, and function. MFT is often used to support nasal-breathing, function, and long-term stability for both children and adults.
Tongue posture and tongue-tie–related symptoms
Mouth breathing
Teeth grinding (bruxism)
Jaw or TMJ discomfort
Snoring and airway-related concerns
Habits that may affect teeth alignment

From your first discovery call to a personalized therapy program — every step is designed around your individual goals.
A complimentary online discovery call provides time to discuss your concerns, goals, and whether myofunctional therapy may be appropriate.
If you choose to move forward, an initial consultation and comprehensive assessment (50–90 minutes) is completed.
A tailored myofunctional therapy program is designed based on your unique needs and goals. Sessions are goal-focused, motivating, and supportive.
Myofunctional therapy is available in person in Zurich or online for patients in Switzerland and internationally. Some patients work entirely online, while others combine online and in-person sessions.
Sessions are offered in Zurich. Location details are shared when booking your appointment.
Online sessions are available for patients in Switzerland and internationally, providing flexibility and continuity of care.
Therapy is thoughtfully adapted to each age group, individual needs, and personal goals.
Adults at any age can benefit from myofunctional therapy. Whether you have sought MFT on your own or have been recommended by another health specialist, we start with a consultation and comprehensive examination.
A tailored program will be designed focusing on your goals, the goals of a referring specialist and the pillars of MFT. Sessions last from 30–60 minutes either online or in-person.
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For children, therapy programs are thoughtfully designed to support their individual needs and developmental stage. Sessions are kept engaging, positive, and age-appropriate, allowing children to feel comfortable and involved while building confidence and autonomy.
Parents often seek myofunctional therapy when they notice signs such as:
Therapy is typically offered for ages 5+. Parents of younger children are welcome to reach out for guidance.
Free Guidance Call for ParentsMy interest in myofunctional therapy began over 15 years ago. After treating countless patients in the dental field, I observed firsthand how the structure of the mouth affects not only appearance but also functions such as speaking, breathing and overall well-being. Over time, my interest in the field expanded from a professional focus to a personal one, for both my daughter and me. This led me to seek out local myofunctional specialists and ultimately sparked my formal education in the field.
BSc, SRK, RDH Dental Hygiene, MyoMentor Graduate
With over 30 years of international experience in dental hygiene, I have worked with a wide range of patients to address complex dental and facial muscle dysfunctions. My extensive clinical background, combined with advanced training in Myofunctional Therapy in Europe and the United States (MyoMentor Program), enables me to create personalized, non-invasive therapy programs for children and adults.


Book a complimentary discovery call to discuss your concerns, goals, and whether myofunctional therapy is appropriate.
This call is free and informational.