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We are an out-of-network, private pay practice. This allows us to provide personalized, high-quality care without the restrictions of insurance. Many families choose to submit receipts (superbills) to their insurance for possible partial reimbursement. We’ll gladly provide you with the paperwork you need to make this process easier.

At our office in the Waterfront.

We specialize in nurturing oral function from newborn through the early school years, supporting feeding, airway, and whole-body development during these foundational stages.

Often times therapy is recommended in conjunction with orthodontic treatment. This is because the way we use the muscles in our face affects the way the teeth and our jaws form and develop. Therapy helps ensure the mouth is functioning well so that the teeth stay in place.

Your tongue acts as a support system through fascial line that reaches right down to your toes! Low tongue posture can lead to postural imbalances, head and neck pain and tension throughout the body.

Many times the root cause of jaw pain stems from muscle dysfunction in the face and mouth. When we do not use the correct muscles to eat, talk, and breathe, it can cause overuse and fatigue.

If mealtimes are stressful for you, your child, or your family, it's a good idea to reach out for support!

It's true that picky eating can be developmentally appropriate for toddlers. But studies show that 1 out of 4 typically developing kids don't just grow out of it on their own!

If your child eliminates an entire category of food, has less than 20 foods in their diet, has rigid behaviors around foods (prefers only certain brands or food prepared in a specific way), or if eating becomes stressful for you and your child, it is worthwhile to consult with a feeding specialist.