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Habit Interception

Break the habit before it sticks
Healthy smiles start with early fixes

 

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dr.jashneetdhupar@thebritebiteclinic.com
Supporting Change
With Patience and Care.

Certain oral habits like thumb sucking, tongue thrusting, or mouth breathing may seem harmless, but if they persist, they can disrupt jaw growth, tooth alignment, and speech development.

At Brite Bite, we use a supportive, well-rounded approach to help children break these habits early—supporting healthy facial growth and long-term wellbeing.

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ORAL MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY

A series of exercises that retrain the tongue, lips, and facial muscles to correct habits like mouth breathing, thumb sucking, and tongue thrusting supporting nasal breathing, proper swallowing, and healthy facial growth.
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MYOMUNCHEE

A small, chewable oral appliance made of medical-grade silicone helps to strengthen the jaw muscles, stimulate facial tone, and encourage correct tongue posture and nasal breathing. It’s a fun and easy way to support habit correction and oral function.
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MYOBRACE® SYSTEM

It is a preventive, pre-orthodontic treatment designed for children as young as 3 years old. Using soft, removable age-specific trainers, worn for a few hours daily and overnight.
Benefits of Myobrace:
  • It guides jaw development, corrects alignment, and encourages nasal breathing and proper oral posture.
  • Helps correct poor oral habits like mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, and incorrect swallowing, aligning the teeth naturally, often without the need for braces later on.
Used in combination with oral myofunctional therapy, it's a non-invasive, air-way focused approach that works with the body’s natural growth to support better breathing, sleep quality, and build a healthy foundation for your child’s long-term oral and general wellness.

Space Maintainers

What Is a Space Maintainer?

It is a small dental appliance used to hold space lost for the permanent tooth or regain lost space in the mouth when a baby tooth is lost too early.

Why Do We Need It?

When a baby tooth is lost before its time, nearby teeth can shift into the empty space. This can block the path for permanent teeth and lead to crowding or misalignment.

How Does It Help?

By keeping that space open, a space maintainer helps guide the adult tooth into its proper position—reducing the need for braces and complex treatments later. It’s a simple, preventive step that protects your child’s growing smile.