Guimarães KC et al.

Demonstrates that targeted oropharyngeal exercises can reduce apnea severity and symptoms, positioning myofunctional therapy as a supportive intervention rather than a structural cure.

[American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine]

Camacho M et al.

Systematic review showing modest improvements in AHI and symptoms, emphasizing myofunctional therapy as an adjunct to established airway treatments.

[Sleep]

Ieto V et al.

Finds improvement in snoring and mild OSA parameters, reinforcing that benefits are functional and best applied alongside airway optimization.

[Chest]

Villa MP et al.

Shows that myofunctional therapy improves outcomes and reduces relapse after surgery, clearly defining its role as post-intervention support.

[Sleep & Breathing]

Guilleminault C et al.

Positions myofunctional therapy as a complementary approach within a broader airway management strategy rather than a primary treatment.

[Sleep Medicine Reviews]