Myobrace is a treatment approach that focuses on oral habits, muscle function and developing teeth and jaws that can influence how a smile grows. Rather than working on teeth alone, it looks at the underlying habits such as tongue posture, breathing and swallowing that may be contributing to crowding or misalignment.

At Aurora Epping Dental Epping, we offer Myobrace assessments for local families considering early orthodontic care, with children as our primary focus and selected adults also considered on a case-by-case basis. Myobrace won’t be the right fit for every case, and further orthodontic treatment may still be recommended.

Myobrace is a removable, pre-orthodontic system that pairs a series of oral appliances with myofunctional activities. A simple daily exercise designed to encourage nasal breathing, correct tongue posture, better lip seal and proper swallowing patterns.
As it works alongside a child’s natural growth, Myobrace is generally most relevant during childhood. Not every child or adult will be a suitable candidate, which is why an assessment is an important first step.




Childhood is one of the most important times to assess developing dental and jaw patterns. This is when the jaws are still growing and habits are still forming. If you leave it unaddressed, habits like mouth breathing or tongue thrusting can continue to influence how the teeth and jaws develop over time.
An early assessment helps our team understand whether Myobrace may be appropriate or whether another approach would better suit your child’s needs. It’s worth noting that Myobrace requires active, consistent participation from the child.




Myobrace is commonly associated with children and developing jaws, but adults may also be considered for certain myofunctional or orthodontic approaches. Suitability depends on factors such as existing tooth alignment, jaw development, oral habits and individual treatment goals.
It’s important to understand that the same treatment protocol and outcomes seen in children don’t necessarily apply to adults. The best way to determine whether Myobrace may be suitable for you is through an individual assessment with our team.

We assess teeth, bite, jaw development and relevant oral habits and function to understand the full picture
If Myobrace is considered suitable, we’ll explain the recommended appliance, exercises and monitoring schedule tailored to your situation.
You or your child will follow the recommended wearing routine and complete the prescribed daily activities.
Progress, compliance and dental development are monitored over time, with the treatment plan adjusted where required.
Treatment outcomes vary from person to person and additional orthodontic treatment may sometimes be recommended once the Myobrace program is complete.


Myobrace isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. While it may suit many patients, it isn’t the right approach for everyone and an assessment is the only reliable way to know.
An assessment is needed to determine whether Myobrace is appropriate for you or your child.


The cost of Myobrace treatment varies because treatment plans are tailored to the individual. Factors that can affect cost include the complexity of the orthodontic concerns, treatment duration, the appliances required and the number of consultations and ongoing reviews involved.
Ask our team about Myobrace treatment costs during your consultation.
Wondering whether Myobrace could be suitable for you or your child? Book an assessment with Aurora Epping Dental to discuss dental development, oral habits and the treatment options available.
Myobrace appliances are designed for different stages of dental development, from early childhood through the teenage years, with certain options also considered for adults. The right starting point depends on an individual assessment of your or your child’s teeth, jaws and habits.
Adults may be considered for certain myofunctional or orthodontic approaches, though outcomes and treatment protocols differ from those used in children. An assessment is the best way to determine suitability.
Myobrace combines a removable appliance with myofunctional activities that target habits such as tongue posture, breathing and swallowing.
Yes, in some cases, Myobrace can replace braces.
Treatment may take around 18 months to two or three years, depending on the individual case.