For Registered Dental Hygienists
Myofunctional Certification for Dental Hygienists
Affordable | Accessible | All Inclusive
Every Appointment, You See It. Mouth Breathing. Tongue Thrust. Forward Posture. You've Been Referring It Out. It's Time to Start Treating It — and Charging $200 a Session to Do It.
Seven findings on your chart, reframed.
Each one is a dental fingerprint of an airway, breathing, or muscle pattern that's been hiding inside your hygiene appointment all along.
Scalloped tongue with crenulations
Low tongue resting posture, narrow palate, possible sleep-disordered breathing. The dental fingerprint of an airway pattern you've been charting WNL for years.
Red, swollen anterior gingiva on a flossing patient
Chronic mouth-breathing pattern. The hygiene isn't the problem — the airway is. You've been treating the wrong target.
Smooth, pale palatal tissue
Months or years of chronic oral airflow drying the palate. The tissue is telling you this patient has not breathed through their nose in a long time.
Bruxism wear facets on a nine-year-old
Airway signal — not stress. Don't fit the night guard yet. Screen for sleep-disordered breathing first.
Anterior open bite, attrition on incisors
Tongue thrust, habit, or both. The bite is reporting on the muscle — and the muscle is reporting on the function.
Recurrent caries in the same patient
Reduced salivary flow from chronic mouth breathing — not just diet. The decay pattern is downstream of the airway.
Grade III+ tonsils on routine exam
Airway obstruction, mouth breathing, possible sleep-disordered breathing. A referral, not a footnote on the chart.
Aligned with ADHA's 2020 position statement recognizing myofunctional therapy as within dental hygiene scope of practice.
One patient. Two perspectives. One care plan that holds.
Each day ends with a tool in your hand and a patient already in your mind. Tap a day to see the breakdown.
Meet the amazing
Clinical Faculty
Built By a Dental Hygienist. For Dental Hygienists.
Jennifer knew she couldn't build this alone.
She'd spent 28 years as an SLP, trained over 1,000 practitioners, and built the clinical science behind every Simon Says program. But she knew bringing this to dental hygiene needed someone who lives in the chair.
So she brought in Lauren Kennedy (RDH, BS, OMT) — the DH lead who knows your op, your scope, and exactly what your dentist will ask.
Together, they built the only RDH-focused myofunctional training co-taught by an SLP and an OMT-certified hygienist. Two clinicians. Two perspectives. One patient.
"Nobody else is teaching this from the chair-side perspective. That's what makes it different."
Jennifer Triandafilou
CCC-SLP. 28 years as an SLP. 1,000+ practitioners trained. The clinical science behind everything we teach.
Lauren Kennedy
RDH-OMT. Registered dental hygienist. Certified orofacial myologist. She knows your chair, your scope, and exactly what your dentist will ask.
Everything you need to say yes.
CE & Programs
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the Academy of General Dentistry Program Approval for Continuing Education (PACE) through the joint program provider approval of CE Approved and Simon Says Licensing, LLC. CE Approved is approved for awarding FAGD/MAGD credit. Course Approval Number: 01-SSLL-0726. 22.5 CE hours. AGD Subject Codes 730, 550.
Venue & Schedule
One paid RDH registration brings one colleague at no cost — same room, same materials, same certifications. Friend's seat must be claimed at registration.
221,000 RDHs see this every day. 75 will know what to do with it.
100% Money Back Guarantee
We’re confident that Speechpreneur will give you the clarity, tools, and momentum to build your private practice—but if you dive in and decide it’s not for you within the first 14 days, we’ll refund your investment. No pressure. No questions asked. Just support and integrity, always.