Myofunctional therapy, an alternative modality focusing on eliminating orofacial musculature dysfunction, offers multiple benefits for systemic health and overall wellness. It complements traditional dental treatments. While the American Dental Hygiene Association supports this specialty, no U.S. dental practice acts acknowledge it within the dental hygiene scope of duties. Practicing it requires additional practical skills, and training ranges from 8 to 14 weeks. The growing industry offers varied job opportunities for trained dental hygienists. Compensation is usually higher than traditional dental hygiene, but pay factors are complex. Continued learning is necessary in this rapidly advancing field.