I Spy with my Myo Eye... – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode, Brittny sits down with the incredible team from Ashburn Children’s Dentistry, a pioneering pediatric dental practice known for its whole-body, airway-centered approach to oral health.

Together, we explore what true prevention looks like—starting as early as pregnancy and infancy. From supporting expectant moms and evaluating infant feeding patterns, to guiding toddlers and young children through healthy oral development, this conversation connects the dots between airway, function, and long-term wellness.

You’ll learn how early oral habits shape craniofacial growth, why airway and myofunctional screenings belong in every pediatric exam, and how collaboration between hygienists, dentists, and therapists is changing the future of children’s health.

This is a must-listen for parents, providers, and anyone passionate about redefining “kids’ dentistry” through the lens of growth, function, and whole-body balance.

Tune in to hear:

• How airway-centered care begins before birth
• Signs of oral dysfunction in infants and toddlers
• The dentist–therapist collaboration that’s transforming care
• Practical advice for parents and clinicians alike

Website:

https://www.kidzsmile.com/

IG: @ashburnchildrensdentistry

From living with orofacial pain to becoming a leading voice in TMJ and complex pain therapy, Vita Zhylyak’s journey is as inspiring as it is transformative. In this episode, we dive deep into:

-Vita’s personal story and the spark behind her “Unlocking Jaw Secrets” course
-Her clinical philosophy for navigating intricate diagnoses like TMJD, Eagle Syndrome, Trigeminal Neuralgia, POTS, and MCAS, 
-Key insights into assessing chronic facial pain—and spotting what others often miss
-The vital role of posture, breathwork, and nervous system regulation in effective TMJ care
-How she customizes therapy far beyond the typical “exercise protocol”
-Clinical pearls for working with post-surgical patients and collaborative care boundaries

If you’re a myofunctional therapist, dental professional, or simply fascinated by the complexities of orofacial pain, this episode is packed with knowledge, compassion, and practical strategies. Tune in and discover how deeper understanding and whole-body integration can transform patient outcomes—and your clinical practice.

Shownotes:

CES Ultra: Helps with TMD, Vagus Nerve stimulant, Tinnitus etc.

https://www.cesultra.com

Book how to read faces and on Chinese Medicine: WTF? Why the face. Dr Todd Fisher:

https://wtfwhytheface.com/product/wtf-why-the-face-a-practical-guide-to-understanding-health-and-personality-through-facial-diagnosis/

Doterra oils:

https://link.doterra.com/TrvWpR

The Voice, The Tongue & The Airway with Jessica Luffey

In this fascinating episode, I sit down with Jessica Luffey (CSOM, MM)—a Certified Specialist in Orofacial Myology and professional operatic soprano—to explore the profound connection between vocal performance, orofacial myology, and airway health.

Raised in a dental family and trained in elite vocal performance, Jessica has pioneered groundbreaking insights into how tongue ties, craniofacial function, and myofunctional therapy impact singers at the highest level. With extensive training under experts like Dr. Soroush Zaghi and Dr. Richard Baxter, her work has transformed the way vocalists—from Grammy-winning artists to opera stars—understand and optimize their instrument: the body.

🔹 How does tongue posture affect vocal resonance?
🔹 Can myofunctional therapy improve vocal performance and endurance?
🔹 What should singers and vocal coaches know about tongue ties and airway health?

Jessica brings her unique expertise and research to the table, bridging the gap between voice science, dental health, and elite singing technique. Whether you’re a dental professional, myofunctional therapist, or vocal artist, this episode is packed with game-changing insights!

🎧 Tune in now and join us for this one-of-a-kind conversation on the power of the tongue—on and off the stage!

In today's episode, Brittny talks with Dr. Richard Baxter of the Alabama Tongue-Tie Center. Dr. Baxter is also the author of the bestselling book, Tongue-Tied: How a Tiny String Under the Tongue Impacts Nursing, Speech, Feeding, and More. Beginning with his own personal story, Dr. Baxter is passionate about educating parents and health practitioners about the effects a tongue-tie can have throughout the lifespan.

Book:
Tongue-Tied: How a Tiny String Under the Tongue Impacts Nursing, Speech, Feeding, and More
https://www.amazon.com/Tongue-Tied-String-Impacts-Nursing-Feeding/dp/1732508208

Website:
https://tonguetieal.com/

In today's episode, Brittny talks with Dr. Yuri May of Natural Dentistry located in Farmington, CT. This is a special one as Brittny and Dr. May have been working collaboratively on cases since 2016. Dr. May dives in to the fundamentals of holistic dentistry and how soon his role changed after dental school. Dr. May stresses the importance of myofunctional therapy as an adjunct to the work he performs in office.

Visit:
https://naturaldentistrycenter.com/

Brittny can attest to the beautiful work and commitment to the patient at Natural Dentistry!

Part Two of the MUST hear episode with Dr. David McIntosh!

In today's episode, Brittny discusses all things TMD with Timothy King and Sarah Beach, what a dynamic duo! Together, they give us insight into their course, FAST AND FUNCTIONAL, which offers a functional approach to TMD while also integrating myofunctional therapy exercises for treatment. They discuss the topic of pain, and the new science in musculoskeletal pain, that none of us were taught if we studied our disciplines more than five years ago. Listen to learn how to manage pain in the myofunctional therapy or dental client.

Link to register for the webinar June 11th @8pm EST
https://www.fastandfunctional.com/webinar-omt-tmd/
Website:
http://www.fastandfunctional.com/tmd-online/

In today's episode, Brittny has the pleasure of speaking with the brilliant- Dr. David McIntosh. Dr. McIntosh is a pediatric ENT with a particular interest in airway obstruction, facial and dental development, and its relationship to ENT airway problems, and middle ear disease. He is the founder of one of the largest ENT services in Australia and runs the largest education service in the world for dentists and doctors on ENT. Dr. McIntosh breaks it down CLEARLY and uses the most fantastic analogies that will leave you thinking, "WOW, that makes so much sense." Thank you Dr. McIntosh for this FABULOUS interview!

Book:
“Snored to Death”

In today's episode, Brittny and Lois Laynee talk about cranial nerve dysfunction and how to re-create normal function. Lois is a dynamic pioneer and passionate lecturer in the fields of Education, Sleep, Scar Release Healing, Cranio Facial Neuro development, and much more. Lois shares with the audience what Restorative Breathing and Lois Breathing exactly are and how 3-5 minutes daily can make a HUGE impact! 

Every dysfunction starts with an interruption or alteration within these connections and once activated and integrated, sleep is restored, pain and anxiety can be reduced, movement is fluid and breathing is effortless!  This integration can be achieved in all stages of life to sleep, breathe, move and thrive!  The possibilities are truly endless!!!

Lois is just brilliant and her passion she shares about cranial nerves is contagious! This is a MUST listen to episode, you won't regret it !

In today's episode, Brittny and Diane Bahr dive into infant feeding and TOTs. Diane is a visionary with a mission. For almost 40 years, she has treated children and adults with feeding, motor speech, and mouth function problems. Diane is the author of the textbook, Oral Motor Assessment and Treatment: Ages and Stages, and two parent-professional books, Feed Your Baby and Toddler Right: Early Eating and Drinking Skills Encourage the Best Development and Nobody Ever Told Me (or My Mother) That! Everything from Bottles and Breathing to Healthy Speech Development.

Book: “Motor Skills Acquisition in the First Year: An Illustrated Guide to Normal Development” by Lois Bly

Website: agesandstages.net

Article by David McIntosh: http://www.agesandstages.net/blog.php?link=blhKJUMxJUMyWlB4JTAzJTFCWSVCNyVBMFMlMjglOUElQUUlMUFmJUQ2JTIxJUU2JUJCJTkxJUFGJTBFJTg1OCUzRlMlRjclQzE=

Article about open cup drinking by:  Silveira et al. article: http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-89102013000100006&lng=en&nrm=iso&tlng=en