OROFACIAL MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY COURSE
DATE / VENUE
21-24 November 2011
University of Sydney
Sydney - Australia
21-24 November 2011
University of Sydney
Sydney - Australia
Sponsored By
CPD
28 CPD Hours
28 CPD Hours
GUEST SPEAKERS
SEMINAR PROGRAMME
OVERVIEW
A four day training course for registered dental, medical and speech professionals to help incorporate Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) into your their practice. OMT is a program used to correct breathing, swallowing and chewing disorders, normalise freeway space, help stabilise the bite, and eliminate noxious oral habits such as tongue-thrusting and thumb-sucking.
Learn to recognise and treat the symptoms of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMD), how to re-pattern oral muscles for long-term retention, the latest research, and how to integrate and market OMT.
Stabilise orthodontic, surgical and dental results.
A four day training course for registered dental, medical and speech professionals to help incorporate Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) into your their practice. OMT is a program used to correct breathing, swallowing and chewing disorders, normalise freeway space, help stabilise the bite, and eliminate noxious oral habits such as tongue-thrusting and thumb-sucking.
Learn to recognise and treat the symptoms of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMD), how to re-pattern oral muscles for long-term retention, the latest research, and how to integrate and market OMT.
Stabilise orthodontic, surgical and dental results.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Discriminate between normal and atypical oral function
- Identify five noxious habits impacting orofacial welfare
- Recognize the symptoms demonstrating orofacial muscle dysfunction
- Apply the principles of therapy to clients in need of treatment
- Change incorrect habit patterns to patterns that support a more normal degree of function
- Develop a motivational program to correct digit sucking habits
- Anatomy / Physiology / Research / Establish therapy goals, compliance with "difficult" patients, motivation techniques
- Develop caseload management skills and multidisciplinary relationships
- Develop a compliance family plan for young children in therapy
- Educate patients on the benefits of early intervention in OFM
- Assess the patient needs and establish measures for dysfunctions and therapy outcomes
KNOWLEDGE BASE
To download the course Schedule click here.
Or click in the titles listed below:
- AJODO Relapse Anterior Open Bite
- Guimaraes 2009 Exercise Article OSA
- Dentaltown Moeller 2009
- Ororfacial Myology Therapy by Joy L. Moeller
- What is Orofacial Myololgy by Barbara J Greene
Additional information about Orofacial Myology / Myofunctional Therapy can be obtained through the following websites:
www.myoacademy.com - Academy of Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
www.myofunctional-therapy.com - Joy L Moeller Website
www.iaom.com - International Association of Orofacial Myology
Or click in the titles listed below:
- AJODO Relapse Anterior Open Bite
- Guimaraes 2009 Exercise Article OSA
- Dentaltown Moeller 2009
- Ororfacial Myology Therapy by Joy L. Moeller
- What is Orofacial Myololgy by Barbara J Greene
Additional information about Orofacial Myology / Myofunctional Therapy can be obtained through the following websites:
www.myoacademy.com - Academy of Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
www.myofunctional-therapy.com - Joy L Moeller Website
www.iaom.com - International Association of Orofacial Myology