Airway Orthodontics™ at Aviara

The Longevity Collection™

Airway Orthodontics™

Develop the Structure Behind a Healthy Smile

Why It Matters

Airway Orthodontics™ considers jaw development, tongue space, airway, bite, and facial balance while creating stable, naturally aligned smiles.

Orthodontics is about more than straight teeth. Jaw development and tooth position can influence tongue space, facial balance, bite stability, and airway function.

The Aviara Difference

Rather than focusing only on alignment, we evaluate the relationship between the jaws, teeth, tongue, airway, TMJ, and facial development before designing treatment.

Beauty Follows Health™

Our Approach

Digital scans, imaging, facial analysis, bite and TMJ evaluation, and airway considerations help us determine the appropriate path for jaw development and alignment. When indicated, we stabilize and support the TMJ before or during orthodontic treatment, with MyoFascial and postural therapies integrated to support healthier function and long-term stability.

Conditions We Help

  • Crowded teeth
  • Narrow arches
  • Underdeveloped jaws
  • Bite discrepancies
  • Limited tongue space
  • Orthodontic relapse
  • Facial imbalance
  • Airway-related structural concerns

Treatment Options

  • Jaw Development / Orthopedic Therapy
  • Orthodontic Alignment Therapy (including Invisalign®)
  • Hybrid Orthopedic-Orthodontic Therapy
  • Retention & Stability Planning

When indicated, treatment is supported by TMJ stabilization, MyoFascial Therapy™, and Integrative Postural Therapy™ to promote healthier airway function and long-term stability.

Expected Benefits

  • Improved alignment
  • Greater tongue space
  • Healthier jaw relationships
  • Support for airway function
  • Improved facial and smile harmony
  • Greater long-term stability

FAQs

Good to know.

How is Airway Orthodontics™ different from traditional orthodontics?

It considers not only tooth alignment and palatal expansion, but also functional jaw development, tongue space, airway, function, and facial balance.

Does every patient need jaw development?

No. Treatment depends on age, anatomy, growth, structural findings, and individual goals.

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Create Space for Healthier Function and a Beautiful Smile