Myobrace (No Braces)

Why do children develop crooked teeth and their jaws don’t develop properly?

A lot of research is now pointing to the fact that if your child is not breathing adequately through their noses then their tongue is positioned in such a way that it does not allow the upper jaw to develop properly.

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Support Development – Not Just Straight Teeth

Confidence Without Braces – A Better Start for Growing Smiles

The Myobrace System for Kids focuses on early intervention, which can dramatically reduce the need for complex orthodontic treatments later. Rather than correcting the position of already crooked teeth with force, it supports proper jaw development and muscle function from the start.

Correct oral habits can prevent the very issues that lead to crooked teeth, such as incorrect tongue posture, mouth breathing, or poor swallowing patterns. The Myobrace appliance gently trains the mouth and facial muscles to function as they should, guiding the natural growth process.

How Myobrace helps:

  • Encourages balanced jaw development
  • Guides teeth into better alignment without the need for brackets or wires
  • Encourages healthy nasal breathing, reducing snoring and fatigue
  • Improves facial structure, swallowing habits, and speech clarity
  • Reduces the risk of crowded teeth or a poor bite in adolescence

The system is completely removable, which means kids can take it out when necessary. It’s discreet, comfortable, and doesn’t interfere with school or social life, making it an ideal first step in orthodontic care.

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What Is the Right Tongue Posture and Why Does It Matter?

Correct tongue posture is one of the most overlooked factors in a child’s oral development. Ideally, the tongue should rest against the palate with the lips closed and breathing occurring through the nose.

When the tongue rests too low, presses forward, or remains inactive, it can lead to:

  • A narrow upper jaw
  • Teeth that crowd or shift out of place
  • Open bite, overbite, or crossbite
  • Increased likelihood of breathing through the mouth
  • Poor facial symmetry over time

The Myobrace Aligner for Children supports correct tongue position by gently guiding it to the top of the mouth. Over time, this natural positioning contributes to more stable jaw growth and better spacing for permanent teeth.

The benefit is not just dental—children often experience improved posture, better speech, and clearer nasal airflow as a result.

The development of your child’s jaws directly affects how their teeth erupt and align. When jaw growth is uneven or restricted, the result can be misalignment, crowding, or even asymmetry in the face.

 

Here’s a closer look at how Myobrace helps correct early jaw issues:

Jaw IssueCommon SignsRole of Myobrace
Small upper jaw Front teeth crowd or overlapExpands jaw width naturally
Recessed lower jawChin appears weak or recedingEncourages forward development
Narrow palateCrossbite or misaligned bitePromotes lateral growth

By focusing on correct function, Myobrace not only creates room for adult teeth but also improves the way your child’s bite fits together. This has lasting benefits on chewing, speaking, and facial balance.

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Are there other reasons why my child’s teeth are crooked?

Crooked teeth often stem from more than just genetics. While inherited traits can play a role, most children develop misaligned teeth due to early-life habits and environmental factors that affect growth.

Common causes include:

  • Prolonged dummy use or thumb sucking
  • Tongue thrusting or abnormal swallowing patterns
  • Regular mouth breathing, especially during sleep
  • Soft diet in early childhood (not enough chewing)
  • Delayed loss of baby teeth
  • Poor tongue posture

These factors can interfere with natural jaw development, leading to less space for adult teeth to come in straight. The Children’s Myobrace Appliance addresses these root issues through early intervention, allowing for better long-term results without needing invasive orthodontic treatment later.

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Spotting Early Signs of Orthodontic Issues

What Should I Do if I Notice Early Signs??

If you’ve noticed your child has crooked baby teeth, snores, or frequently breathes through their mouth, it might be time to assess their oral habits. These signs often point to underlying issues that can be corrected early.

At our Chatswood practice, we offer detailed evaluations that examine your child’s bite, jaw growth and facial structure. From there, we create a simple plan that may involve the Kids’ Myobrace Starter Kit, designed for young children in Sydney who show early orthodontic concerns.

Why early treatment makes a difference:

  • May reduce or prevent the need for braces
  • Lowers the chances of tooth extractions in the future
  • Encourages confident, healthy growth in childhood
  • Gives your child a better foundation for lifelong oral health

We support you with in-person guidance and regular check-ins to make sure everything stays on track.

Understanding Early Growth Appliances

What Is the Myobrace System?

The Myobrace System for Kids is a series of soft, removable trainers that work in stages to improve function and support correct jaw and dental development.

Each stage has a specific role:

  1. Habit Correction – Teaches the child to breathe through the nose, position the tongue correctly, and swallow the right way.
  2. Arch Development – Encourages jaw and palate widening, which creates space for future teeth.
  3. Dental Alignment – Guides erupting teeth into a straighter path without the use of metal brackets.
  4. Retention – Maintains the improvements made during growth, reducing the chance of relapse.
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Children wear each appliance for 1–2 hours during the day and while sleeping. Our team monitors progress and makes any necessary changes throughout the treatment.

The result is a more natural smile, improved health, and a reduced need for fixed orthodontic appliances later.

Function Over Force

The Myobrace Trainer looks simple, but it’s built on decades of research into facial and dental growth. It’s made from soft, flexible material and is shaped to fit a growing child’s mouth.

Key features:

  • Trains the muscles of the lips, cheeks, and tongue
  • Supports natural jaw growth
  • Helps prevent overcrowding of teeth
  • Builds long-term habits that support a stable bite

Children wear the trainer at home, typically during screen time or homework, and then again while they sleep. Over time, the subtle guidance helps improve breathing, muscle tone and jaw position without the need for constant dental adjustments.

It’s an ideal early step before braces are ever considered.

Early Clues to Watch For

Orthodontic problems don’t always wait until teenage years to show up. In many cases, early signs begin as young as age 3.

Signs to look for:

  • Baby teeth that grow in crooked or overlap
  • The mouth is constantly open during rest
  • Persistent thumb sucking past age 3–4
  • Snoring or restless sleep
  • Difficulties with speech (especially lisping)
  • Lower jaw that seems pushed back
  • Gummy smile or teeth that don’t meet properly

Spotting these clues early makes it easier to correct the habits and growth patterns that cause more severe issues later. That’s where the Myobrace Kit Sydney families are turning to comes in.

Future-Ready Oral Health

Myobrace doesn’t just straighten teeth. It plays a role in supporting a child’s overall health and development.

Long-term benefits include:

  • Proper facial symmetry and bone structure
  • Reduced risk of sleep disordered breathing
  • Healthier airways and better oxygen intake
  • Clearer speech and more confident communication
  • Decreased risk of relapse after orthodontic care

By guiding how the jaws grow and ensuring correct function early on, Myobrace sets a foundation that often means fewer problems in adolescence and beyond.

A Smarter Start to Orthodontic Health

Why Families in Sydney Are Choosing Myobrace First

Many Sydney families are rethinking how orthodontic care starts. Instead of waiting for crooked teeth to appear, they’re acting early—with impressive results.

Here’s why:

  • Early treatment is often simpler, less invasive, and more effective
  • Myobrace appliances are gentle, removable, and kid-friendly
  • There’s no disruption to daily routines or diet
  • Backed by decades of evidence and results worldwide
  • Ongoing support from a local team experienced in early intervention

The Myobrace system helps children grow into their best smile naturally, gradually, and without metal brackets. It’s a proactive option that many Sydney parents now ask about first.

FAQs

Most children can begin using Myobrace between ages 3 to 10, depending on their development and oral habits. An early assessment helps decide the best timing.

In many cases, yes. By correcting poor oral habits early, Myobrace can often reduce or eliminate the need for traditional braces later on.

Kids typically wear it for 1–2 hours during the day and overnight while sleeping. It’s simple to fit into regular routines at home.

No, it’s made from soft material designed for comfort. Most kids adjust quickly and often forget they’re wearing it after a few days.

We usually schedule check-ups every few weeks to monitor progress and guide the next steps. These visits are short and low-stress.

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