Renata Nehme MYO MOVES

Airway care is moving toward earlier screening, personalized treatment, and collaboration across disciplines. Airway health is evolving quickly. For decades, obstructive sleep apnea has often been viewed through an adult-centered lens, with CPAP positioned as the primary treatment option. While CPAP can be highly effective for many adults, it does not address every contributing factor behind airway dysfunction. It also may not be realistic, tolerated, or appropriate for every patient,...

Maxillary expansion is no longer only about making room for teeth. It can also support nasal breathing, tongue space, growth, and whole-body health. Maxillary expansion is changing the way healthcare professionals think about orthodontics, airway health, nasal breathing, sleep, growth, tongue function, and early intervention. Historically, orthodontic expansion was often discussed as a way to correct crossbites or create space for crowded teeth. While those goals still matter, the modern...

Airway health is not only about the nose, tongue, palate, or airway space. It is also about how the body organizes itself in space. Airway health is not only about the nose, tongue, palate, or airway space. It is also about how the body organizes itself in space. When a patient struggles with breathing, tongue posture, oral dysfunction, craniofacial imbalance, neck tension, jaw pain, sleep-disordered breathing, or postural compensation, the issue may not be isolated to the mouth or airway...