Orthodontie Myofonctionnelle

Myofunctional Research Co. (MRC) unveiled its new Myotalea^® treatment system to an audience of over 170,000 people at the 38th International Dental Show in Cologne, Germany in late March.

The traditional orthodontic approach has focused on the treatment of teeth as a separate entity compared to the patient as a whole and the facial profile.

A common practice for new parents is to offer infants pacifiers (also referred to as ordinary soothers or dummies) to provide emotional comfort during times of stress.

Myofunctional orthodontics has been practiced for more than 100 years. This article explores its origins and how the separation between two contrasting factions of orthodontics occurred.

The modernisation of our lifestyles has played a significant role in the increasing prevalence of malocclusion. Myofunctional oral therapy uses a modern approach to traditional treatment techniques in order to increase patient compliance.

Technological advancements are perpetual catalysts for change that continue to transform the way we operate on a daily basis.

Since the 2007 Cochrane Review on Class II correction, the prevailing catch-cry has been "you can't grow mandibles"... But what if this is an oversimplification that fails to address the real issue?

Orthodontics focused on the overall health of patients is growing in global popularity. This is pushing therapeutic treatment modalities to the forefront of the profession.

As a record 155,000 people from 157 countries visited Cologne, Germany, for the International Dental Show (IDS) in March, 2017, Myofunctional Research Co. (MRC) took centre stage with the company's latest innovative developments in te