Sarah K. Hornsby

About Sarah K. Hornsby

I’m a myofunctional therapist, speaker, mentor, and entrepreneur. I’m dedicated to changing the status quo in healthcare and dentistry through education and action. My own health experiences have inspired me to create a community of passionate and like-minded professionals.My journey to becoming a myofunctional therapist started when I graduated from Eastern Washington University with a bachelor’s degree in Dental Hygiene. At that point, I had no idea that I would end up becoming a leader in the field of myofunctional therapy.As I started my myofunctional therapy training and began helping my patients and learning more about my own orofacial myofunctional symptoms, I became increasingly interested in holistic health and wellness.I wanted to understand the root cause of not only oral myofunctional problems but poor health in general. This interest became a passion that drove me to investigate how the airway, craniofacial development, breathing, and the tongue are linked to our overall health, sleep, and wellbeing.I also started asking the bigger questions. Why were so few of my colleagues looking at these connections? Why had I never heard of this field? Why did none of my own doctors and dentists notice my symptoms when I was a child?After I opened Faceology, my myofunctional therapy practice in 2010, it didn’t take me long to realize that most dentists, pediatricians, orthodontists, and ENTs don’t fully understand oral myofunctional therapy because most were simply never trained in this topic as part of their medical or dental education.I’m trying to change this - education and collaboration are my tools.I’m passionate about connecting with and creating a community of like-minded professionals who are dedicated to collaboration, learning, and elevating the standards of patient care.

Experience

1. Owner

   Faceology

   Jul 2010 — Present · Seattle, WA, US

   I\'m an oral myofunctional therapist with a unique practice - I see patients from all over the world, and I see them all online. Oral myofunctional therapy (also known as orofacial myology) is a fast-growing field that can help to address a wide range of health problems. Think of it like physical therapy, just for the muscles and structures of the mouth and face, and you\'ve got the picture. To find out more about the field, my practice, and what I do, please take a look at my website -

Education

• Eastern Washington University

  BS, Dental Hygiene

  2003 — 2008

Skills

• Myofunctional Therapy
• Treatment
• Orthodontics
• Healthcare
• Dental Care
• Therapists
• Prevention
• Oral Care
• Nutrition
• Dentrix
• Sleep Apnea
• Pain Management
• Restorative Dentistry
• Aesthetics
• Cpr Certified
• Periodontics
• Tmj Dysfunction
• Local Anesthesia
• Patient Education