Before starting the treatment from functional dentistry, a few sessions of (1) GPR Souchard are performed to improve joint mobility, posture, respiratory capacity through the diaphragm, functionality, and if possible reduce degrees of scoliosis; to the point of favoring a better position of the head, neck, and jaw.

After improving the posture from the GPR, we continue with the education that makes (2) functional oral rehabilitation to balance the muscular loads and coordinate the temporomandibular movements, at the time of chewing, breathing, and walking; supported by some stops or TEF (see image) that will favor the application of these tasks reeducated by the oral rehabilitator.

The third area of intervention will be (3) functional orthodontics applied conscientiously to favor the position of dental arches and bite without losing what has been gained in oral rehabilitation (temporomandibular condyle position) and the GPR Souchard physiotherapeutic method.