Chewing with a Myo Munchee improves the strength of the mouth muscles and contributes to good oral functions. It also contributes to healthy gums and good oral hygiene.

In addition to the myospots per flavor (strawberry, blueberry and banana), there is also this jar with 50 pieces of mixed flavors.

Find out for yourself which lip tape is most comfortable for you, with this sample pack of lip tapes. The sample pack is available for kids or adults.

Tape for subtly covering the lips, so that nasal breathing takes place and snoring is prevented. Ideal for men with a beard, because the tape can be stuck on the lips.

Myotape for kids and for adults. The tape stimulates nose breathing, prevents snoring and strengthens the muscles around the mouth. The tape thus contributes to healthy growth and development of jaws and teeth.

This Myotape is especially made for people with a sensitive skin. The hypoallergenic Myotape Sensitive is available in medium and large sizes.

Myotape for kids is also available in this version, where the tapes are printed with fun animal heads such as a bear or frog.

With Myotape Sport the mouth remains closed during sports practice and nasal breathing takes place. This increases oxygen intake and therefore also sports performances.

The Micropore adhesive plaster from 3M can be used to cover the mouth while sleeping. Then nasal breathing takes place, which is healthier and prevents snoring in many cases.

Sturdy elastic fixation plaster on a roll (10 meters x 5 cm) for sealing the lips to prevent mouth breathing.

Elastic fixation plaster on a roll (10 meters x 5 cm) for sealing the lips to prevent mouth breathing. Good alternative to Fixomull stretch.

Excellent elastic lip plaster for taping the skin under which the orbicularis oris is located. This way of taping activates the orbicularis oris, which improves the lip closure.

Lippos are used for training lip closure and nasal breathing. By holding a lippo between the lips, they close and it is no longer possible to breathe through the mouth.

Quitting thumb sucking is difficult. A cotton sleeve over the thumb helps to really unlearn thumb sucking.

The Re-mind regularly vibrates. When the lips are open and the tongue is low in the mouth at that moment, this is the sign to close the lips and place the tongue properly.

Aid to combat teeth grinding or jaw clenching. The Re-mind regularly vibrates. That is the time to determine whether you are grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw and then do something about it.

A handy and widely used tool for OMFT, with which explanation and instruction can be given to clients and/or their parents.

Cross-section of the head to explain, among other things, nasal breathing, tongue placement and correct swallowing. The anatomy model makes the explanation visual and clear.

Start working with OMFT with this basis of instruments and materials.

The set of materials and instruments for those who are structurally going to work with OMFT.

The very complete package for every OMFT professional.

To visualize the position of the tongue at rest and the active swallowing movement, with the Payne technique.

Useful to visualize the position or the tongue at rest and during an active swallow.

Little mirror that can be used during the Payne technique. To see the prints of the Payne pasta dots that the tongue leaves behind on the palate, at rest and after swallowing.

Box with 100 spatulas. For applying the Payne pasta. The spatulas can also be used as a 'ruler' for measuring an open bite.

For doing the Force scale measurement and while performing the button or bottle exercises. Pack of 50 or 100 standardized buttons in 7 fresh colors.

Roll of firm white nylon rope. To be used with the OMFT buttons, for performing the bottle or knot exercises and doing measurements with the Force scale.

Alcohol for disinfecting OMFT instruments (spiritus ketonatus dilitus, 96%). Available in a bottle of 250 ml.

Hygienically individually packaged mouth mirrors (bundle of 10 pieces). For dental inspection, to determine the classification according to Angle or to keep the cheek off.

Indispensable if you want to take good mouth pictures of the upper jaw. Available in Small, Medium and Large or as a complete set.

Very usefull when taking pictures of the mouth. There are three sizes:
- Small: for children up to about 6-7 years.
- Medium: for children from 6-7 years.
- Large: for adults.
Also available in a set of all three sizes.

T-shaped cheek holders are practical for taking pictures of the molar or bicuspit region. The V-shaped cheek holders are useful to take pictures of the Angle classification.

This lip retractor is used to lift the lower lip or upper lip, so that there is a clear view of the front teeth and gums.

Stainless steel ruler for measuring overjet and overbite/open bite. The ruler is available in 15 cm or 5 cm (easier to maneuver, without bumping the nose or chin).

With the periodontal probe, both an overjet and an overbite can be measured. The scale on the instrument shows the size of the overjet or overbite.

Instrument to measure the overjet. Especially useful with a larger overjet in combination with an open bite.

To give an indication whether the open bite is skelletal or muscular of origin. With open mouth behaviour and a low possition of the tongue in rest, there can develop a more vertical growth of the mandible.

To determine the upper and lower indicator line of the jaws, which give an indication of the growth direction of the jaws.

Instrument for raising the tongue and tensioning the tongue tie while measuring the Kotlow classification or performing a surgical procedure.

To stretch the area under the tongue after surgical correction of the tongue tie, so that the wound heals well and there is no relapse.

Usefull while measuring the Kotlow classification and to stretch the place where the tongue tie has been after a surgical correction (to prevent adhesion of the wound edges).

Orthodontic elastics for training the tongue position at rest. A latex-free version is also available for people allergic to latex.

If the lower and upper jaws move towards each other too much during a speech therapy exercise when this is not intended, then placing a cork between the teeth offers a solution.

Usefull to train a correct swallow, especially when the tongue tends to slip forward when taking a sip of water, or when it is not possible for the client to hold the water with the tongue while the molars are not in occlusion.