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Myofunctional therapists, chiropractors, SLPs, lactation consultants, and are often the first to notice signs of airway dysfunction. We're here to be a dental partner you can count on.
Get in TouchAirway Dentistry Fits Into the Work You're Already Doing
The patients you see every day — the child who can't latch, the toddler with a tongue thrust, the adult with chronic neck tension, the client who mouth breathes through every session — often have a dental and structural component that hasn't been addressed. Airway health dentistry is the missing piece.
We work alongside allied health providers to evaluate and treat the oral, jaw, and airway contributors to your patients' presentations. Our goal is to extend your work, not duplicate it.
Who We Work With
Chiropractors & Physical Therapists
Chronic cervical tension, forward head posture, and TMJ dysfunction often have a dental origin. Narrow arches, low tongue posture, and mouth breathing alter craniofacial mechanics in ways that affect the whole spine. We can evaluate and treat the structural dental contributors alongside your musculoskeletal work.
Speech-Language Pathologists
Articulation disorders, oral motor dysfunction, and swallowing difficulties frequently involve restricted oral anatomy — tight frenula, narrow palates, or underdeveloped arches. We partner with SLPs to address the structural barriers that limit therapy progress, including laser frenectomies and palatal expansion.
Lactation Consultants & IBCLCs
Latch difficulties, nipple pain, and poor milk transfer are often tied to tongue and lip tie restrictions. We perform functional assessments and laser releases, and we coordinate closely with IBCLCs before and after procedures to support the best feeding outcomes for mother and baby.
Myofunctional Therapists
Myofunctional therapy and airway dentistry are natural partners. We refer patients to myofunctional therapists as part of treatment, and we welcome referrals from MFTs who need a dental evaluation, frenectomy, or structural intervention to support therapy outcomes. Let's build a shared patient pathway.
How We Work Together
We treat collaboration as a clinical standard, not an afterthought. When you refer a patient, you'll receive a written summary of our findings and treatment plan. For ongoing cases, we're available for direct communication and welcome co-management discussions.
- Written evaluation summaries sent back to referring providers
- Pre- and post-procedure coordination for frenectomy cases
- Open to co-management calls for complex or overlapping cases
- We refer out to allied health providers when patients need your expertise
Let's Connect
Whether you have a patient in mind or want to introduce yourself, we'd love to hear from you.
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