Yes, there are many exercises you can use to train symmetry-- suction holds, tongue waggles, hyoid mobilization, etc. The ones that don't exist on my channel eventually will :).

@@allsleepashley Thank you SO much for your response! I look forward to that content in the future!

Yes, potentially a tongue tie. Though, many "tongue ties" can be minimized through specific exercises to improve range of motion and coordination of the tongue!

@@allsleepashley thank you for the info Ashley,from Robert

Hi Carol, do you still have these symptoms. I have this exact symptom. I find that it might be directly tied to my speech. I may use the tongue too much forcing it against my teeth causing the tongue to be sore. I had a few crowns near where this soreness is and I believe I changed the way I speak since receiving crowns. I amnow working on proper tongue position and tongue functions in speech. Please let me knwo fi you hve found any helpful resources.

@@gabriels6017 The 3 things I've found that help are Magnesium, Triple Calcium and an occasional antiacid to help with reflux, but normally I drink lemon juice to put acid in my stomach to close the valve. Hope this helps.

It's difficult for me to say with the limited information you have given me. I suggest finding a myofunctional therapy near you for in-person guidance. If you can't find anyone near you, I'd be happy to do an online consultation to help guide you. You can find me at sommerspt.com.

@@allsleepashley doctor plz help me 🙏🙏🙏 4 years back I had a slap on my cheek and since then I forgot how to swallow any thing. Since then I am swallowing food incorrectly. My entire mouth is disturbed. Tinnitus Excessive salivation Clicking sound for both year Plz help me doctor I am begging for my normal earlier day 😫😫

@@sonugupta7130 Hello, I can't give you any specific advice without doing an evaluation and understanding the specifics of your case. Please feel free to schedule a consultation through my website if you think that may be helpful. sommerspt.com

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I want to make sure I'm understanding your question. Are you asking if nasal breathing and tongue-to-palate posture will elongate your face?

@@allsleepashley yes mam. And by keeping tongue on palate and nasal breathing, the jaw grows, it will fully develop. So my lower jaw or chin dont longer? Even face also?. Pls reply 🙏

@@nasreenakhuda Based on the research in this field, a low resting tongue posture and open mouth posture are associated with narrow palates and longer faces. If you train resting tongue to palate posture and nasal breathing it will encourage widening of the palate and potentially, depending on your age, more forward growth of the palate (rather than elongation of the face). Your age, the frequency and duration, and the pressure in which you maintain this posture can all influence the results you may get from doing this. Other things may come into play here as well. Obtaining this posture not invasive and is free... so worth trying.

@@allsleepashley mam actually i have a long chin. Will the lower palate also widens? If yes then my face would become little wide ryt? My face would become little small? And my chin also decrease in size? Like how many meters it will decrease? Pls reply :)

@@nasreenakhuda The lower jaw will not widen from making these postural and breathing changes. The change in width is impossible to predict- it depends on your age, how frequently you maintain this position and the degree of force you use, among other things.