You don’t need to struggle.
We know how hard it is to see your child struggle, and how challenging it can be to deal with orofacial dysfunction as an adult, too. Child or adult, you don’t need to struggle. We can help.
We take a holistic, family-centered, and collaborative approach to help our patients see tangible results and feel better.
Live Training for Therapists
Live, interactive training for therapists focused on myofunctional therapy, airway health, tongue ties, and root-cause evaluation for children and adults.
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
Replace damaging habits with healthy ones and ensure that the structures in the mouth work properly and stay in balance.
Therapist Coaching
Increase awareness of speech errors and practice correct production of sounds. This enables clearer speech and the confidence necessary to employ new skills in the context of everyday life.
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Learn lifelong habits and see tangible results from treatment and achieve optimal health and wellbeing.
Dina Ezagui is the best and rarest kind of health care professional: compassionate, knowledgeable, committed, passionate, and engaged in expanding the frontiers of learning and knowledge in her field. On top of that, she knows how to connect with children to motivate even the most stubborn and resistant ones to comply with their exercises at home. My son is a mouth-breather and was first suspected of having sleep apnea at age 6 by his pediatrician. We went to see Dr. Barry Raphael for his integrative approach to orthodontics and addressing sleep and breathing issues. This included releasing my son's tongue-tie with Dr. Scott Siegel, and myofunctional therapy to address muscular weakness involving the lips and tongue, to correct a tongue-thrust, and to correct bad swallowing patterns. We chose Dina for my son's myofunctional therapist and couldn't be happier. She more than anyone else has been the key to motivating my son to comply with his program to cure his sleep apnea, which will give him a lifetime of good sleep and good health. Thank you, Dina. I'll be coming to see you next.”