Virtual and In-Person Therapy in Wenatchee, WA

Myofunctional Therapy for Healthier Habits

Helping patients improve breathing, sleep quality, oral function, and everyday habits through personalized orofacial myofunctional therapy programs tailored to your needs.

Complimentary phone consultations available for new patients.

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Helping Your Mouth, Muscles, and Breathing Work Better Together

Orofacial myofunctional therapy focuses on the way the muscles of the mouth, face, tongue, and airway function together. When these patterns are not working efficiently, they can contribute to concerns involving breathing, sleep, swallowing, oral habits, jaw function, and dental development.

At Central Washington Myofunctional Therapy, Carrie Nunnally works with children age 5+, teens, and adults to identify dysfunctional oral patterns and build healthier habits through individualized therapy.

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Could Myofunctional Therapy Help?

Myofunctional disorders can show up in many different ways. Therapy may be recommended when oral muscles, breathing patterns, swallowing, or habits are affecting everyday function.

Breathing &
Sleep

  • Mouth breathing
  • Snoring
  • Restless sleep
  • Poor nasal breathing
  • Sleep-disordered breathing concerns

Tongue &
Oral Habits

  • Tongue thrust
  • Low tongue posture
  • Thumb or finger sucking
  • Pacifier habits
  • Open-mouth posture
  • Incorrect swallowing patterns

Dental &
Orthodontic Concerns

  • Orthodontic relapse
  • Open bite
  • Crowding
  • Difficulty maintaining orthodontic results
  • Tongue-tie related functional concerns

Jaw, Face &
Function

  • TMJ discomfort
  • Jaw tension
  • Facial muscle tension
  • Chewing difficulties
  • Swallowing concerns
  • Oral muscle imbalance

Personalized Myofunctional Therapy Services

From initial education and evaluation to comprehensive therapy programs, Carrie offers individualized services based on each patient's needs and goals.

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Informational Phone Call

A complimentary phone consultation to learn about your concerns and whether myofunctional therapy is the right fit.

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Comprehensive Program

A full individualized therapy program addressing breathing, swallowing, tongue posture, and oral muscle function.

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TMJ Release Massage Therapy

Targeted massage and release techniques to relieve jaw tension, TMJ discomfort, and facial muscle tightness.

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Carrie Nunnally, Registered Dental Hygienist and Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist

Experience Rooted in Dental and Oral Health

Carrie Nunnally is a Registered Dental Hygienist and Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist with more than 23 years of experience in dental and oral health. Her background gives her a unique understanding of how breathing, oral function, dental development, and long-term habits are connected.

Carrie completed MyoMentor training under Sarah Hornsby and works with children, teens, and adults using individualized therapy designed to improve function and support healthier lifelong patterns.

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Personalized Care Focused on Long-Term Function

23+ Years of
Dental Experience

Carrie brings decades of hands-on dental and oral health experience to every therapy plan.

Individualized
Therapy

Every patient receives recommendations based on their specific habits, symptoms, function, and goals.

Care for
Children & Adults

Therapy is available for children age 5+, teens, and adults. Specialty in women, athletes, and TMJ health.

In-Person &
Telehealth Options

Visit Carrie in Wenatchee, WA or access therapy remotely when appropriate.

What Patients Are Saying

ML

Carrie has been fabulous to work with, especially around challenging schedules. We so appreciate her care and concern for our daughter. Our daughter has blossomed in her confidence as she has gained more functional movement of her tongue and speech. Thanks so much Carrie!

Monique L.

Daughter, 13 years old

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Tongue Tie

Learn how tongue-tie can affect breathing, swallowing, speech, and dental development — and how therapy supports function after release.

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Mouth Breathing

Chronic mouth breathing can impact facial development, sleep quality, and overall health. Discover why nasal breathing matters.

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Sleep Apnea

Understand the connection between oral muscle function, airway health, and sleep-disordered breathing — and how therapy can help.

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Are You a Referring Provider?

Dentists, orthodontists, ENTs, pediatricians, and other healthcare providers can securely refer patients directly to Central Washington Myofunctional Therapy.

Ready to Find Out if Myofunctional Therapy Is Right for You?

Carrie starts every new patient relationship with a complimentary phone consultation. Reach out by phone, email, or through the contact form to get started.

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In-person appointments in Wenatchee, WA. Telehealth is also available.