Presented by: Dr. Mandeep Johal, DDS & Joe Siegfried, RDH, Myofunctional Therapist

Case Room: An Evening for Myofunctional Therapists

CE Hours: 1.5

Online Date:

Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 - 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Meeting-style format with cameras/mics on for collaboration

Can’t attend live? No problem! All sessions are recorded and automatically uploaded to your rdhu Members Portal within 2–3 days — no need to request access. You'll receive immediate access to the portal, post-test quiz, and certificate right after the course. Recordings remain available for 30 days.

Course Description:

This isn't a lecture — it's a case room. Dr. Mandeep Johal invites myofunctional therapists to an evening of collaborative case review and clinical Q&A. We'll tackle the questions that come up in practice but rarely get answered: how to help patients overcome a gag reflex, when Kengal 10 belongs in your recommendations, and why Serrapeptase is generating buzz but not yet making it into treatment plans. Bring your toughest cases and your best questions.

Learning Objectives:

Identify clinical strategies for managing the hypersensitive gag reflex in myofunctional therapy patients, including patient selection and sequencing considerations.
Describe the mechanism and appropriate use cases for Kengal 10, and determine when to incorporate it into a patient's care recommendations.
Evaluate the current evidence behind Serrapeptase and articulate why — or why not — it may belong in a myofunctional therapy treatment plan.
Apply a case-based clinical reasoning framework to complex patient presentations through peer discussion and collaborative review.
Formulate questions and contribute to interdisciplinary dialogue with a dentist who integrates airway and myofunctional approaches in practice.