Anita Uscinski, BS, RDH
Most myofunctional disorders start at an early age, which alter the normal growth and development of the jaw, face, and surrounding structures. Still for others these disorders can manifest at a later age and lead to common issues such as sleep apnea, uncontrolled snoring, and jaw problems. Without guided therapy for proper tongue posture, people can have the above issues surface.
As a myofunctional therapist I am committed to being the best patient advocate. I strongly believe in interdisciplinary teamwork and collaboration. On a case by case basis, some patients may require referral to appropriate specialists such as ENTs (Ear Nose Throat doctors), orthodontists, dentists, allergists, etc. By tailoring to each patient’s needs and actively working with other medical professionals, together we can take your oral function to an optimum health.
Training, Certificates, Education:
Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene 2013
Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders Course 2020
Member of International Association of Orofacial Myology