Myofunctional Research Co.

When I was first introduced to The Myobrace®System in 2008, I was told that I should be using Myobrace® in every case because every case of malocclusion has some degree of soft-tissue dysfunction. Admittedly, it took me some years until I got to the point where every child's treatment begins with a regimen of breathing and muscle training using The Myobrace®System. I had to go through a process of changing my focus on teeth to a focus on the muscles and breathing as the true etiologies of malocclusion. Finally, I am of the mind that if I can get a child to breathe through the nose, have the lips closed and the tongue on the palate at rest, and teach them to swallow without using their facial muscles, that I can help children grow up with straight teeth with little or no use of braces. If I could make it so, that's how all children would be treated. In fact, I believe that once this approach is widely adopted by contemporary culture, the Myobrace® will become as ubiquitous as the toothbrush. It will just be a necessary part of health hygiene. The Myobrace®System is the core service in my practice. It supports the biomimetic work of helping the face and jaws grow naturally straight with good support for cranial function, posture, nutrition, easy breathing, and restful sleep. It supports the orthopedic remodeling that must be done when there has been previous damage to the growth structures that must be undone. And it is compatible with the collaborative treatments done with other professionals such as myofunctional therapists, cranial osteopaths, physical therapists, physicians, and others. MRC’s systems allow me to address the triad of risk factors involved in breathing dysfunction: the structure, the function, and the behaviors of the airway and breathing. The truth is that I could not maintain my integrative orthodontic practice without it. I have the deepest respect and gratitude to Dr Chris Farrell and the others that have taught me at MRC: Dr John Flutter, Prof German Ramirez, Damien O'Brien, Dr Chris Norton, and more. You have helped change the world for the better.

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Myofunctional Research Co. manufactures intraoral appliances designed for myofunctional therapy, including removable devices like the Myobrace i-3N, Myotalea TLJ, and Myobrace K-series (K1 Broad, K2, T1), as well as the T4A and Myobrace P-3N. These products are intended for use in children to address muscle and breathing dysfunction, aiming to support natural jaw and facial development. The portfolio also includes the Myobrace J2, which appears to target specific myofunctional corrections.

All devices produced by Myofunctional Research Co. fall under Class I regulatory classification and are listed in the EUDAMED database. The company operates from Australia, adhering to applicable medical device regulations in that jurisdiction.

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