Watch This Before You Decide — see exactly how Myo ACE helps your practice reduce relapse and keep cases in-house.
Every orthodontic practice deals with this:
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Patients relapse after treatment, even with perfect retainer compliance.
Retainers manage tooth position. They don't fix the muscle pattern that moved the teeth in the first place. If tongue thrust or low tongue posture was never addressed, wearing the retainer exactly as instructed still isn't enough.
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And referring out doesn’t reliably fix it either.
When myofunctional therapy happens outside your practice, with no one checking in between visits, exercise follow-through is reported as low as 10% in clinical literature.¹ Myo ACE builds that follow-through into visits your patients are already keeping.
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Lost visibility, lost patients.
Referring out to an external therapist — or losing the patient entirely to an "airway dentist" — means you stop knowing what's happening with your own case.
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Assistants who want to grow, and nowhere for that energy to go.
Capable staff who want more clinical responsibility often disengage — or leave — when there's no path to use it.
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The cost of doing nothing?
Redone cases, frustrated patients, staff turnover and revenue walking out the door thanks to someone else’s referral.
¹ O'Connor-Reina et al., "Improving Adherence to Myofunctional Therapy in the Treatment of Sleep-Disordered Breathing," Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2021.
Myo ACE was designed with orthodontists in mind, training your team to close the gaps.
A hybrid CE course that turns your orthodontic assistants into Certified Myofunctional ACE Coaches (CMAC) — equipped to screen, coach, and support myofunctional therapy cases alongside your orthodontic treatment plan.
Why Myo ACE?
Myo ACE is retention insurance for the cases you've already finished — built to run inside your existing schedule, with your own team.
✔ Protect Finished Cases – Catch tongue thrust and habit patterns before they undo months of alignment work, without adding a referral or a delay.
✔ Keep Cases In-House– No need to refer out and lose visibility, revenue, or the patient entirely.
✔ Built Into Visits You’re Already Running – Screening and coaching fit into existing recall appointments, adding 5–7 minutes, not a new appointment type.
✔ Your Assistant, Under Your Supervision – Assistants screen, document, and coach; you retain diagnosis and treatment-planning authority, the same as any other delegated clinical task in your practice. Along the way, your assistant earns the Certified Myofunctional ACE Coach (CMAC) credential.*
*Certified Myo ACE coaches will not replace myofunctional therapists for advanced and specialized cases, they will be able to limit referral necessity for most cases with mild to moderate orofacial muscular dysfunction.
What You'll Learn
5 Self-Paced Modules + 8 Hour In-Person Training + Certification (14+ Hours of Expert Training)
✅ The origins of oral dysfunction, clinical signs, and medical history.
✅ Myofunctional exercises and coaching
✅ Screening, assessments, and documentation strategies.
✅ Treatment planning, referrals, and case-based learning.
✅ How to provide intermediate care for tongue thrust, proper oral rest posture, myofunctional habits, and more.
🎓 Complete the course, attend the training & earn your official certificate!
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What’s Included
What’s included in registration:
Self-Study 6 hours of video modules, resources, templates and lifetime access to content
Live Intensive 1 day training for 8 hours in West Palm Beach, FL
Total CE 14 hours (AGD/PACE)
Live Dates 3x annually — choose any date within 12 months of enrollment
✅ This Is For You If...
You're an orthodontic practice managing relapse or tongue-thrust cases
You want to build in-house capability instead of referring out
You have assistants ready to grow into a specialized role
Investment
Standard $1,297
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Training your whole team?
Multi-seat office programs available — custom in-office training starting at $797/seat. Request custom quotes using the button below.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No prior myofunctional therapy experience is required — foundational topics like orofacial muscular anatomy and assessment are covered in the course itself. For the best outcomes, we recommend at least 4 months of experience in your current role as an orthodontic assistant, or prior EFDA experience.
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Myo ACE is a continuing education program offering 14 AGD/PACE CE hours total — 6 hours from self-study modules and 8 hours from the live in-person intensive. Your CE certificate is issued upon completion of both components.
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The manual is included as a digital download. If you would like a printed, mailed copy, you can request one for $49 by emailing us; domestic US shipping is included, international shipping may incur a shipping fee.
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We want you to feel confident in your investment. If you’re not satisfied, contact us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. To be eligible, please request the refund before completing more than 20% of the course content.
Refund requests immediately void access to the course and bonus content, for both the purchaser and any additional offers.
Respond to post purchase email to request refund or email us at hello@themyospot.com.
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No — course pricing covers your seat in the self-study modules and live intensive only. Travel, lodging, and meals for the West Palm Beach in-person day are the participant's responsibility.
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Yes. Myo ACE is built to fit into your practice as-is — no need to overhaul your current case management approach. Your assistant will be trained to assess patients and implement myofunctional programs within your existing recall visit schedule, adding no more than 5–7 minutes to each visit.
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Lifetime access — revisit the material anytime and repeat modules when you need a refresh.
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Assistants are trained to screen for signs of orofacial muscle dysfunction, document findings, and coach patients through prescribed exercises — always under your direct supervision. Diagnosis and treatment planning remain yours, the same as with any other delegated clinical task. Scope of practice for dental assistants varies by state; we recommend confirming your state's specific regulations before implementation.
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