Oral function · Orthodontics · Retention
Myobrace treatment
in Dubai.
A plan for the teeth.
Attention to the habits around them.
Myobrace combines a removable appliance with prescribed activities for selected oral habits, such as tongue posture, lip closure and swallowing.
Certified Myobrace provider · Dr. Sree
B1 shown as a braces-compatible example. Your appliance is chosen after assessment.
Product image: Myofunctional Research Co. ↗Your treatment, through your questions
Understand where Myobrace could fit.
What it is for
Different roles. One individual plan.
Look beyond a single appliance.
This is often called myofunctional orthodontic support. Each part of the plan has its own purpose.
Tooth & bite position
Braces, aligners or another selected appliance address the diagnosed orthodontic problem.
Everyday oral function
Selected Myobrace support and prescribed activities work on a relevant tongue, lip or swallowing pattern.
Retention & review
Retainers hold the planned tooth positions; follow-up checks both the bite and functional progress.
What does Dr. Sree assess?
The finding matters. So does its cause and context.
Clinical reference · Tongue position and the bite need assessment together.Tongue posture & swallowing
Look at rest position, movement and swallowing—not just one exercise.
Lips & cheeks
Assess comfortable closure and the surrounding soft-tissue function.
Tooth position & growth
Connect the functional findings with the bite, eruption and stage of development.
Persistent mouth-open posture or breathing difficulty needs assessment. Medical or ENT input may be needed before a functional programme is appropriate.
Where it fits
The right support, at the right stage.
Children
During early assessment
Review growth, tooth eruption and oral habits together. Myobrace is one possible part of the plan, alongside observation or other treatment.
Early orthodontic evaluationTeenagers & adults
Alongside braces
A braces-compatible design may support a specific functional goal while braces address tooth and bite relationships.
Understand braces treatmentTeen orthodontics
After a growth phase
After Class II functional-appliance treatment, reassess the bite and oral function. Additional support is selected when it has a clear purpose.
Explore teen orthodonticsRetention & adult care
After active treatment
Relevant habit work may continue with prescribed retainers. Selected Class II or Class III cases need their own diagnosis and realistic goals.
Retainers and aftercareMyobrace, braces or observation?
They have different jobs. The decision follows the diagnosis.
| Option | Main purpose | Your part |
|---|---|---|
| Myobrace support | Address a selected oral-function goal with appliances and activities. | Follow the prescribed routine and attend reviews. |
| Braces or aligners | Move teeth and correct suitable bite relationships. | Care, cooperation and a retention plan. |
| Observation | Monitor development when active treatment is not indicated. | Return for planned assessments. |
Your routine
The appliance is one part of the programme.
From assessment to everyday practice.
- 01
Assess
Identify the functional target and check the bite, oral health and appliance suitability.
- 02
Fit & teach
Fit the selected appliance and learn the prescribed activities and wear schedule.
- 03
Practise
Build a consistent routine. The aim is useful everyday function, beyond a coached exercise.
- 04
Review
Check comfort, fit, actual use and progress; adapt the plan if the findings change.
Think beyond the finish
Retainers still have their own job.
Functional support may accompany the retention plan. It does not automatically replace a prescribed retainer or guarantee that teeth will never move.
Understand your retention optionsWhat will we review?
Report discomfort or unexpected bite changes. Your appliance and activities should follow your clinician’s instructions, rather than a generic online routine.
Clinical explanations & questions
Know what to expect before you begin.
01Is Myobrace only for children?
No. Dr. Sree considers the patient’s diagnosis, growth stage and oral function. Selected children, teenagers or adults may have a useful functional goal. The appliance and programme must be appropriate for that individual; adult treatment is not presented as a way to grow a mature jaw.
02Can I use Myobrace with braces?
Some Myobrace products are designed to accommodate braces. Dr. Sree checks compatibility with your actual brackets, wires, hooks, elastics and treatment plan. Do not add an appliance yourself: a standard Myobrace is not automatically compatible with every orthodontic system.
03Will Myobrace mean my child will not need braces?
That cannot be promised. Early assessment may identify a role for oral-habit work, observation, another appliance or orthodontic treatment. Alignment and bite correction may still require braces or clear aligners later.
04Can Myobrace replace my retainer or prevent relapse?
Do not stop wearing your prescribed retainer. Myobrace may have a separate functional purpose and may not hold individual tooth positions precisely enough. Habit work does not guarantee stability; retainers and clinical reviews remain part of the plan.
05Does Myobrace treat mouth breathing or sleep apnoea?
Persistent mouth-open posture deserves assessment, but it is not a diagnosis by itself. Nasal obstruction, snoring or disturbed sleep may need medical or ENT assessment. Myobrace is not offered as a cure for sleep apnoea or an alternative to necessary medical care.
06How long does Myobrace treatment take, and what does it cost in Dubai?
Duration and fees depend on the functional goal, appliance choice, review schedule and response to treatment. After assessment, Dr. Sree explains the proposed programme, expected commitment, review points and individual fee. There is no single suitable timetable for every patient.
A useful next step
Start with your bite.
Discuss the functional goal.
Bring your questions about habits, braces or retention to a specialist assessment.