Is your child breathing through their mouth instead of their nose? Check if they need support from an MFS stimulator! Mouth breathing may indicate problems that should be consulted with a specialist. At the NZOZ Your Doctor Speech Therapy Clinic, we offer therapy using MFS Stimulators – innovative devices that support the proper development of the facial skeleton in children and adolescents. MFS stimulator therapy helps correct basic oral functions, such as breathing, swallowing and chewing, which has a significant impact on the development and health of young patients.

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM MFS STIMULATORS?

MFS stimulators are dedicated to patients with various needs – from people with malocclusions, through patients breathing through the oral tract, to those with muscle tension problems and speech defects. The therapy works well in both prevention and treatment – children from 6 years of age, adolescents and adults can benefit from its benefits. The MFS system also works as a support for children with pharyngeal tonsil hypertrophy, which has a positive effect on the quality of life.

WHAT IS MFS STIMULATOR THERAPY?

The MFS system consists of individually selected nasal and oral stimulators made of medical silicone, which regulate the motor functions of the oral cavity. The therapy helps to normalize breathing, chewing and swallowing, which is extremely important for the harmonious development of the child. Stimulators are especially recommended before, during and after orthodontic treatment to support long-term treatment effects and the prevention of malocclusion.

WHERE TO SELECT MFS STIMULATORS IN WROCŁAW AND THE SURROUNDING AREA?

The NZOZ Your Doctor Speech Therapy Clinic in Tyniec Mały at Zdrowa Street 2 provides access to MFS stimulator therapy, offering comprehensive specialist care. Specialists provide individual selection of stimulators to the patient's needs, taking care of the healthy development of the craniofacial region. Telephone registration at 71 311 12 36, Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.