CONDITIONS WE TREAT
Do Any of These Sound Familiar?
CHILDREN:
Mouth Breathing
Snoring
Crowded Teeth
Restless Sleep
ADHD-like Symptoms
Bedwetting
Dark Circles
ADULTS:
Fatigue
TMJ Pain
Headaches
Teeth Grinding
Snoring
Sleep Apnea
Poor Sleep Quality
FAQs
Is snoring normal for children?
1
No. Occasional snoring can occur, but frequent snoring may indicate an airway or sleep-related breathing concern that should be evaluated.
Can breathing affect facial and jaw development?
2
Yes. Chronic mouth breathing and improper tongue posture can influence how the jaws and face develop over time. Early identification can be beneficial during growth years.
Do adults have airway problems too?
3
Absolutely. Adults may experience snoring, fatigue, headaches, TMJ discomfort, poor sleep quality, teeth grinding, or sleep apnea related to airway concerns.
what is an airway evaluation?
4
An airway evaluation looks beyond the teeth to assess breathing patterns, sleep concerns, jaw development, oral function, tongue posture, and other factors that may affect airway health.