Join Dr. Dan Hanson and Sarah Hornsby for an in-depth, four-part discussion about functional breathing and its impact on dentistry, myofunctional therapy, and our overall health and wellness.
In Session One, we'll be covering everything you need to know about functional vs. dysfunctional breathing. Dan will teach you how to identify the subtler signs and symptoms of dysfunctional breathing beyond just mouth breathing.
In Session Two, Dan will be covering the underlying causes of dysfunctional breathing. He'll also take an in-depth look at over-breathing, oxygenation, CO2, Nitric Oxide, and the role the autonomic nervous system plays in our stress response and our sleep-breathing cycles.
In Session Three, we'll get practical with breathing retraining exercises you can teach your patients, and we'll go into the Buteyko Breathing Method. Dan will cover research, neuroplasticity, treatment options, and key takeaways you can immediately begin to implement in your practice with both children and adults.
When Dr Dan originally presented this material he did not expect to include so much extra content! However, once the course got started he decided to add much more material related to the practical application and implementation of the breathing exercises. We needed an entire extra session to cover it all!
You'll learn specific and effective breathing exercises and techniques that you can immediately start to implement in your practice.
Understand the Buteyko Breathing Method and it's application to dentistry, myofunctional therapy, anxiety, sleep, and overall health and wellness.
Dr. Dan is a dentist who has very successfully implemented breathing re-education, myofunctional therapy, and frenectomies info his practice.
This course was originally offered as a live presentation in August 2019. We are now re-releasing the recorded sessions for purchase in 2020. Enjoy!
Course Presenter
Dr Dan Hanson is a myofunctional orthodontist and a qualified Buteyko Institute Method (BIM) practitioner registered with the Buteyko Institute of Breathing and Health (BIBH). He's based on the Gold Coast of Australia.
His practice is focused on laser frenectomies in all ages including infants, and myofunctional orthodontics using the Myofocus System, of which he is co-founder.
He’s a passionate educator and international speaker, co-founder of The Tongue Tie Institute, and also the inventor of the sleepYstrip nasal breathing tape.
Course Host
Sarah Hornsby is a myofunctional therapist, educator, and internationally recognized speaker from Seattle, Washington.
Over the past decade, her practice, Faceology, has transformed from an in-person, conventional myofunctional therapy clinic to an all-online, telehealth practice employing multiple therapists.
She created MyoMentor in 2015 to train and mentor hygienists and dentists who want to integrate myofunctional therapy into dental practices. Over 150 dental professionals have graduated from her mentoring program since then.
This course is available for purchase at any time. It was originally offered as a three-part course that took place on August 20th, August 27th, and September 4th, 2019.
The sessions will run for 90 minutes each.
Yes! This course is eligible for 5.5 hours of Continuing Education credits.
The content will be made available to you for one year from the date you purchase the program.
Buteyko breathing, (pronounced Bu-tay-ko), also known as the Buteyko Breathing Technique is a method that uses exercises to treat asthma and other breathing-related health conditions. It’s basically a way to help people regain functional breathing patterns. It goes hand in hand with myofunctional therapy because the focus in both modalities is nasal breathing.
It’s a treatment approach that I draw on extensively in my practice, so I know it works well for a number of the conditions and symptoms I treat. It really is the perfect complement to myofunctional therapy and dentistry.
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